Static NVFBC_BOOL cuda_load_library(void *libCUDA) * NVFBC_TRUE in case of success, NVFBC_FALSE otherwise. * Dynamically opens the CUDA library and resolves the symbols that are Typedef NVENCSTATUS (*PNVENCCREATEINSTANCE) (NV_ENCODE_API_FUNCTION_LIST* pFuncList)
Static CUGETDEVICEPTR cuGetDevicePtr=NULL Static CUMEMCPYDTOHV2PROC cuMemcpyDtoH_v2_ptr = NULL Static CUCTXCREATEV2PROC cuCtxCreate_v2_ptr = NULL Static CUDEVICEGETPROC cuDeviceGet_ptr = NULL Typedef CUresult (* CUGETDEVICEPTR) (CUdeviceptr *dptr, size_t bytesize) Typedef CUresult (* CUMEMCPYDTOHV2PROC) (void *dstHost, CUdeviceptr srcDevice, size_t ByteCount) Typedef CUresult (* CUCTXCREATEV2PROC) (CUcontext *pctx, unsigned int flags, CUdevice dev) Typedef CUresult (* CUDEVICEGETPROC) (CUdevice *device, int ordinal)
Typedef CUresult (* CUINITPROC) (unsigned int Flags) #define LIB_NVFBC_NAME "libnvidia-fbc.so.1" If you have the CUDA Toolkit Installed, you can include the CUDA headers The encoded video however, is not what I want it to be, it is a completely pink screen.Īre there any reasons as to why it might be happening? I am capturing frames in a cuda buffer and then sending then to the Nvidia Encoder to be encoded in H.264 format. I am trying to integrate the Nvidia Encoder SDK with the Nvidia Frame Buffer Capture SDK.
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