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NVENC and NvFBC patches for Nvidia drivers NVENC and NvFBC patches for Nvidia drivers
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[NVENC patch](patch.sh) removes restriction on maximum number of simultaneous NVENC video encoding sessions imposed by Nvidia to consumer-grade GPUs. [NVENC patch](patch.sh) removes restriction on maximum number of simultaneous NVENC video encoding sessions imposed by Nvidia to consumer-grade GPUs.

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# bash ./patch.sh -h # bash ./patch.sh -h
SYNOPSIS SYNOPSIS
patch.sh [-s] [-r|-h|-c VERSION|-l] patch.sh [-s] [-r|-h|-c VERSION|-l|-f]
DESCRIPTION DESCRIPTION
The patch for Nvidia drivers to remove NVENC session limit The patch for Nvidia drivers to remove NVENC session limit
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-l List supported driver versions -l List supported driver versions
-d VERSION Use VERSION driver version when looking for libraries -d VERSION Use VERSION driver version when looking for libraries
instead of using nvidia-smi to detect it. instead of using nvidia-smi to detect it.
-f Enable support for Flatpak NVIDIA drivers.
``` ```
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# bash ./patch-fbc.sh -h # bash ./patch-fbc.sh -h
SYNOPSIS SYNOPSIS
patch-fbc.sh [-s] [-r|-h|-c VERSION|-l] patch-fbc.sh [-s] [-r|-h|-c VERSION|-l|-f]
DESCRIPTION DESCRIPTION
The patch for Nvidia drivers to allow FBC on consumer devices The patch for Nvidia drivers to allow FBC on consumer devices
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-l List supported driver versions -l List supported driver versions
-d VERSION Use VERSION driver version when looking for libraries -d VERSION Use VERSION driver version when looking for libraries
instead of using nvidia-smi to detect it. instead of using nvidia-smi to detect it.
-f Enable support for Flatpak NVIDIA drivers.
``` ```
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`docker-entrypoint.sh` script does on-the-fly patching by means of manipulating dynamic linker to workaround read-only mount of Nvidia runtime. Finally it passes original docker command to shell, like if entrypoint was not restricted by `ENTRYPOINT` directive. So `docker run --runtime=nvidia -it mycontainer echo 123` will print `123`. Also it can be just invoked from your entrypoint script, if you have any. `docker-entrypoint.sh` script does on-the-fly patching by means of manipulating dynamic linker to workaround read-only mount of Nvidia runtime. Finally it passes original docker command to shell, like if entrypoint was not restricted by `ENTRYPOINT` directive. So `docker run --runtime=nvidia -it mycontainer echo 123` will print `123`. Also it can be just invoked from your entrypoint script, if you have any.
## Flatpak support
If you use a Flatpak app that uses NVENC/NvFBC (e.g. OBS Studio, Kdenlive), it's recommended that you patch the NVIDIA drivers for Flatpak as well. To do so, just pass the `-f` parameter to either `patch.sh` or `patch-fbc.sh`, like so:
```bash
bash ./patch.sh -f
bash ./patch-fbc.sh -f
```
In case something goes wrong, you can restore the original Flatpak drivers by adding the `-r` paramater:
```
bash ./patch.sh -f -r
bash ./patch-fbc.sh -f -r
```
## Benchmarks ## Benchmarks
* [Plex Media Server: nVidia Hardware Transcoding Calculator for Plex Estimates](https://www.elpamsoft.com/?p=Plex-Hardware-Transcoding) - useful benchmark of achieved simultaneous transcodes with various stream quality and hardware with patched drivers. * [Plex Media Server: nVidia Hardware Transcoding Calculator for Plex Estimates](https://www.elpamsoft.com/?p=Plex-Hardware-Transcoding) - useful benchmark of achieved simultaneous transcodes with various stream quality and hardware with patched drivers.