Curious about Riva server services

Discussion in 'MSI AfterBurner Application Development Forum' started by Hyphen, Aug 14, 2014.

  1. Hyphen

    Hyphen Guest

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    Hey guys. I'm running MSI and RivaTuner's Statistics Server to overlay my FPS and other stats in a few games. I've noticed that EncoderServer.exe is a necessary process, among a few others. I've also notices some services.

    My question is, what are all processes/services dedicated to ensuring that the overlay functions properly? I ask because I use IOBit Game Booster when I play a few games, just to instantly shut down a lot of clunky processes. I've looked over the list of processes and services I have set to terminate, but none of them strike me as responsible for interaction with Riva statistics. However, when I use Game Booster, the overlay is not working in any of my games.
     
  2. Bradders684

    Bradders684 Maha Guru

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    I have just tried it with Razer Game Booster and it worked.

    I checked everything apart from:

    MSi Afterburner
    MSIAfterburner.exe
    RTSS.exe
    EncoderServer.exe
    RTSSHooksLoader64.exe

    Windows
    Explorer.exe

    Razer
    Launch Game on Game Desktop
     
  3. EdKiefer

    EdKiefer Ancient Guru

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    If you just use OSD functions and not video recording , the dedicated encoder service can be disabled (uncheck it in video capture tab and in settings of RTSS ).
    you need RTSShookloader64.exe for 64bit app to run OSD .
     
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    Does the dedicated encoder service do anything if you only use the NVENC plugin for recording?
     

  5. BenYeeHua

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    Yes, it don't encode the video inside the game process, but it encode with it own process, if I am right.
    This reduce the chance for crashing the 32-bit game process that having memory leak.

    Of cause for NVENC, it just used for processing something like writing into container, encode the sound, save to hard disk etc.
     
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    Hmmm I can still record w/NVENC even without dedicated encoder service checked in AB and RTSS.

    Can enabling it improve performance while recording? I get massive FPS drop when recording in SLI but almost none when recording in single GPU.
     

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