Ocelot8391

Okay, well that got me a new error. No filter class matching [sriov] Requested device sriov not found! To add some detail: I'm adding the VF as a second graphics card, while leaving VNC as the primary one. This is done so I can still access the machine. I'm certain the plugin and the virtualization work with my 12th gen. As in Windows, with the same type of setup (VNC as 1st + VF as 2nd), it works no problem.

I'm currently attempting to set up a VM running Debian 12 (kernel 6.1.0) while using SR-IOV to give the VM possibilities for hardware acceleration. However, "intel_gpu_top" keeps spitting out the following error: "No device filter specified and no discrete/integrated i915 devices found" When checking the output of "lspci", I clearly see the integrated UHD Graphics 730 there. So at least it's picked up in the VM. The only thing I've done is replaced the va-driver with the non-free version inside the VM, nothing else. But I've hit kind of a dead end on the troubleshooting, no clue what I should do next to possibly move forward. Any tips or advice would be greatly appreciated.

Moved my BI license to the VM in question for testing, and QSV certainly does work. Tried transcoding with ffmpeg itself, and that worked too. Must be a Handbrake issue. Thanks for the Blue Iris tip!

Rocking an i5-12400. I installed the plugin and got the drivers working in my Windows VM. No problems whatsoever. However, is QSV supposed to work in an SR-IOV setup? It works okay on the host, but in the Windows 10 guest, Handbrake seems to be failing to encode using QSV for an "unknown reason". Hardware acceleration seems to work perfectly elsewhere. It seems to be just QSV who's messing up. Has anyone had success with QSV?