Cuda Converting software..?

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Ive been using Xmedia Recode but now I have a GTX650 running at 1100Mhz with 384 Cuda Cores and would like to use it for video conversion, can anyone recommend any decent conversion software that uses cuda cores?

also, I have Intel i5 (Ivy-Bridge) which has Quick-Sync, is it possible to enable this when using discrete graphics?

EDIT: ive tried 4 different pieces of software that claim to use CUDA and NONE put ANY load on my GTX650 (according to GPU-Z)
- MediaCoder was uberslow even though it maxxed out my CPU, put no load what-so-ever on the GPU
- MovAvi used about 40% CPU and seemed to ve quite fast (20 mins to convert 720p MKV 2h30min movie into 720p AVI) but again put no load on the GPU at all
- Free CUDA Video Convert 7.0 again similat to MovAvi
- Any DVD converter only used 25% of my CPU and nothing on the GPU

I had the CUDA option enabled in each program (although I couldnt find such an option in MediaCoder)

thanks
 
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In Mediacoder under the Video tab you have both CUDA and NVENC.

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I'm in the process of setting this up at work as a project for an internal youtube. I'm using MS Expression Encoder though, using Transform Manager and IIS smooth streaming for the job conversion. I'd love to know any decent encoders though as EE4 has been discontinued by MS and they're pushing everyone to their cloud offering. Which we couldn't do for legal reasons anyway.

I'm running a Dell R720 with 2 E5 2630 CPUs, 64GB RAM and 2 NVidia Tesla M2075 GPUs. Which isn't even functional as yet, as you cannot use the Teslas remotely without ANOTHER gpu to act as the main video source, so I've ordered an PNY Quadro 410. Only 512mb slim card, but need to fit that to the server, disable the generic VGA, so I can use this as the main video source. Documented...no where. Find out the hard way.

Any advice on encoders I can use would be sweet though, I can hook the job up to run any encoding software, which would get me away from an MS products.
 
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