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feat(moq-video): VAAPI H.265 encode and decode, on by default - #8013
The moq side of VAAPI H.265 encode and decode, pooled resize surfaces, and a default-on vaapi feature, built against moq-vaapi 0.2.0 (moq-dev/vaapi#12, tag v0.2.0), which carries the crate work from four merged moq-dev/vaapi PRs:
moq-dev/vaapi#8: checked-in libva bindings, so no build script and no libclang.
moq-dev/vaapi#9: Processor::resize into output surfaces pooled per size.
This completes the quest, so it deletes quest/m1/video-vaapi.md.
Problem
moq-video's VAAPI backends encoded and decoded H.264 only, so an H.265 rendition on an Intel or AMD host without NVIDIA had no hardware path at all (there is no software H.265 codec behind them). Every Surface::resize allocated a new VA surface. And vaapi was off by default because moq-vaapi ran bindgen at build time, so every consumer needed libclang.
Approach
Encode. The VAAPI candidate advertises H.264 and H.265 and passes the codec to moq_vaapi::encode::Config. Keyframes are detected per codec. DMA-BUF input works the same for both: imported in place, or converted and scaled through VPP, with no download.
Decode. The backend opens H.265 through moq_vaapi::decode::Config::codec. When no render node offers HEVC Main decode, the stream is refused with UnsupportedCodec rather than failing as a codec error. With no software H.265 decoder behind this one, that refusal is what lets a player pick another rendition.
Resize.Surface::resize calls Processor::resize, which writes into a surface the processor recycles once the frame drops, so after the first frame of each size there is no allocation.
Render node. The node shared by encode, decode, and resize is now the first that does H.264 and VPP, preferring one that also encodes and decodes H.265. If the shared node cannot do H.265, an H.265 encoder or decoder opens the first node that can. MOQ_VAAPI_DEVICE still names the node outright.
Build cost. With the bindings checked in, vaapi is on by default in moq-video, moq-transcode, and moq-cli, like nvidia. moq-c and moq-ffi already turn it on. moq-c's Nix build drops rustPlatform.bindgenHook: with 0.2.0, bindgen leaves Cargo.lock and the workspace-hack.
Docs: the moq-video README codec tables, the docs site page, DESIGN-native-codecs.md, and the feature comments no longer say vaapi is opt-in or H.264 only.
Quest.quest/m1/video-vaapi.md and its links are deleted. Its ignored vaapi_1080p_ladder_stays_on_the_gpu test (run by just rs gpu on Intel) moves to GPU CI in sh/gh/test-inventory.allow, like the other just rs gpu tests waiting on a GPU runner.
Impact
Public API: none in moq-video. Default features: moq-video, moq-transcode, and moq-cli gain vaapi. On Linux a default build now compiles moq-vaapi, which dlopens libva and needs nothing on the build host.
Behavior: on Intel and AMD, H.265 renditions encode and decode on the GPU, where before they could not be encoded at all and failed to decode.
No wire impact.
Validation
Against the published moq-vaapi 0.2.0, with no [patch.crates-io] override (the only patch is the existing kio one). The published API matched what the branch built against, so the moq side needed no changes.
quest gate nix develop --command just check origin/main on 8eceefa: every check passes, and in test rs 10128 of 10130 tests pass. The 2 failures are io_uring relay tests, runtime_uring::uring_workers_bound_stalled_handshakes and uring_workers_drain_on_the_trigger, which fail with io_uring setup failed: Cannot allocate memory ... RLIMIT_MEMLOCK (8192 KiB), shared by every process of this user. The same command (cargo nextest run --locked -p moq-relay --features moq-relay/io-uring --test integration -E ...) fails the same way on a checkout of origin/main e4b1aa0, so they come from this host's shared memlock limit, not this PR (uring-memlock tracks them). The first run also caught a stale workspace-hack (bindgen's dependencies left it), which 8eceefa regenerates.
nix build .#moq-c: builds. Its log's only bindgen is cbindgen, the C header generator.
540556d merges main again with no conflicts and no Cargo changes. quest check and cargo hakari generate --diff stay clean.
Hardware, from the earlier run against a local merge of the four vaapi branches, which is the code 0.2.0 ships:
Intel Arrow Lake (iHD 26.1.2): the VAAPI tests pass 19 of 19, along with the ignored vaapi_1080p_ladder_stays_on_the_gpu proof. The full moq-video lib suite (--features openh264) had 4 failures, all NVDEC tests that fail at CUDA init with CUDA_ERROR_NO_DEVICE (CUDA libraries, no NVIDIA GPU). The new tests are:
an_rgb_dmabuf_is_encoded_as_h265_on_the_gpu: three BGRX DMA-BUFs, H.265 encode, decoded back by the VAAPI H.265 decoder.
vaapi_hevc_round_trip.
a_node_that_does_h265_too_is_shared_first, the two-GPU selection case.
the_shared_node_encodes_decodes_and_scales, which now also checks that the recorded H.265 flag matches the node.
AMD RX 9070 (radeonsi, Mesa 26.0.8, MOQ_VAAPI_DEVICE=/dev/dri/renderD129): 13 passed, 6 failed. The H.265 encode test and the decode tests pass. The six failures are all H.264 encode: radeonsi's H.264 output does not decode, which reproduces on main's moq-vaapi (ffprobe gives Invalid data found when processing input on a 320x240 dump, and its first NAL unit has type 0). vaapi_hevc_round_trip skips there, since VCN 5's minimum H.265 encode width is 384 (Mesa si_get.c).
Not rerun on hardware against the published crate.
Choices made without asking
vaapi is default-on in moq-transcode and moq-cli as well as moq-video, mirroring nvidia in each.
An H.265 stream with no HEVC Main decoder on any node is refused (UnsupportedCodec), the same way an H.264 profile no driver offers already is.
The shared node prefers one that does H.265 too, instead of keeping one shared node per codec. That keeps decode, resize, and encode on one GPU wherever a single node can do all of them.
vaapi_hevc_round_trip stays at the 320x240 size the other round trips use, so on VCN 5 it skips with the reason printed. an_rgb_dmabuf_is_encoded_as_h265_on_the_gpu runs at 640x480, so AMD covers H.265 encode.
Follow-ups
radeonsi H.264 encode produces undecodable output on RX 9070 (Mesa 26.0.8), on main as well. It is either a moq-vaapi bug on that driver or a driver bug.
radeonsi's VPP NV12 conversion has a chroma offset (noted on moq-dev/vaapi#10), and its rate control overshoots the target bitrate.
The tests open the first suitable render node. A multi-GPU machine covers its second driver only through MOQ_VAAPI_DEVICE.
H.265 Main 10 output (P010) and RASL pictures are not exercised. See moq-dev/vaapi#11.
An H.265 rendition below 384 wide on VCN 5 fails to open the VAAPI encoder and has no software fallback. A ladder could keep its H.265 rungs at or above the driver's minimum.
Review
Review skipped on 66dcd07 as too trivial to need one: a conflict-free merge of main at 812e38f plus a docs-only commit (quest text and one owner in sh/gh/test-inventory.allow; test-inventory.py passes). The decision on default-selecting radeonsi's H.264 encoder (maintainer, 2026-11-06) is recorded in quest/m1/vaapi-radeonsi.md.
mechanical fix by quest land watch: merged main at 528c9fc4679e3160575df90c0075c65dd1901bcd with the quest merge driver (head 5b041ee)
mechanical fix by quest land watch: merged main at 32e0c53822ea072dfb4d68cbeb44138c40cf8e25 with the quest merge driver (head 06284ca)
mechanical fix by quest land watch: merged main at 1efb2f3d6bb450828094e282020ab027cd9f5497 with the quest merge driver (head 8a9a2bb)
mechanical fix by quest land watch: merged main at 7a3669b8d14eef63ab47002d317d1e89afec5f78 with the quest merge driver (head 9f979a7)
Codex (quest review, gpt-6.1-sol, medium) against origin/main.
Round 1 on cf5e039, one finding: the shared render node was chosen by H.264 probes, so on two GPUs where only the second does H.265, the H.265 encoder would fail and the decoder would refuse the stream. Fixed in f184f2c, as described under Render node.
Round 2 on f184f2c: no findings.
On 540556d (the 0.2.0 bump, the workspace-hack regeneration, the quest deletion, and main merges), a new session's round 1 against origin/mainbd36e48: no findings.
Wire moq-video's VAAPI backends to the moq-vaapi changes in
moq-dev/vaapi#8 through #11: H.265 Main encode and decode beside H.264,
Surface::resize through the processor's pooled output surfaces, and
checked-in libva bindings. With no bindgen left, `vaapi` is on by default
in moq-video, moq-transcode, and moq-cli, and moq-c's Nix build drops its
bindgen hook.
Needs the moq-vaapi release carrying those PRs; the workspace bump follows
it. The quest is rewritten to that remaining work.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The shared render node was the first that encodes, decodes, and scales
H.264, so on two GPUs where only the second does H.265 the H.265 encoder
failed and the decoder refused the stream on the first. Prefer a node that
also encodes and decodes H.265, and let an H.265 codec open its own node
when the shared one cannot do it. MOQ_VAAPI_DEVICE still names the node
outright.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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feat(moq-video): VAAPI H.265 encode and decode, on by default
Nov 6, 2026
Bump moq-vaapi to 0.2.0, which carries the checked-in bindings, pooled
resize, and H.265 encode and decode. bindgen leaves the lock. This
completes quest/m1/video-vaapi.md, so delete it; its ignored GPU ladder
test moves to the GPU CI quest beside the other just rs gpu tests.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
One actionable finding: the default-on change exposes previously working H.264 callers to the known RX 9070/radeonsi encoder failure (inline at rs/moq-video/Cargo.toml:31).
Direction: keep the H.265 integration and pooled resize in the codec library, but resolve the broken H.264 output or keep the affected encoder out of automatic selection before making VAAPI the default. The codec-aware shared-node selection, explicit device override, keyframe handling, and pooled surface lifetime are otherwise consistent with the surrounding interfaces.
Verification: GitHub-only static review of the changed source/manifests/docs, selection and frame-lifetime callers, and the moq-vaapi v0.2.0 APIs. The AMD failure is documented in this PR's hardware results and the released dependency README; I did not reproduce it on hardware. No builds, tests, Nix commands, or hardware checks were run. The latest visible Check run was still in progress when inspected. Generated files were not independently validated.
VAAPI is enabled by default in the video, CLI, and transcoding feature sets. The VAAPI backend adds H.265 encoding and decoding, with codec-aware render-node selection and shared-node use for resizing. Hardware tests cover H.265 encode and decode paths. Build metadata and documentation describe checked-in bindings and runtime driver loading. Quest records and hardware test ownership are updated.
Merge Risk: Moderate · up to 06284
Some H.264 streams can fail on multi-GPU systems, and unsupported 10-bit H.265 streams can fail too late for rendition fallback. Address these before merging.
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Review comments at @quest/m5/video-codec-coverage.md:
- Line 35: Update the codec coverage plan around the VP8/VP9 entry to evaluate
unowned VAAPI gaps, including Main 10 decode, alongside the other codec gaps;
remove any implication that VAAPI expansion remains assigned to an owner.
Review comments at @rs/moq-video/src/frame/vaapi.rs:
- Around line 99-103: Update device so H.265 selection uses a node compatible
with resize when one is available, preferably keeping resize on the selected
H.265 node to avoid cross-device imports; preserve the existing behavior when no
compatible node is available.
Review comments at @sh/gh/test-inventory.allow:
- Line 12: Update the GPU CI plan to include an Intel runner and a merge-queue
job that invokes the GPU test suite through the existing vendor-detecting
command, ensuring it runs the VA-API test vaapi_1080p_ladder_stays_on_the_gpu;
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ℹ️ No critical issues — two documentation gaps in the body.
Reviewed changes — reviewed the VAAPI H.265 encode/decode support, the shared()/device(Codec) render-node refactor, the pooled Processor::resize, the default-on vaapi feature change, and the doc/quest updates.
H.265 encode/decode: VAAPI advertises H.265 and passes the codec to moq_vaapi::encode::Config/decode::Config; keyframe detection already handled H.265 and the encode backend now uses self.codec.
Render-node selection: device() became shared() + device(Codec), preferring an H.265-capable node and falling back to per-codec discovery when the shared node lacks H.265. MOQ_VAAPI_DEVICE still overrides.
Pooled resize: Surface::resize uses Processor::resize, recycling output surfaces per size.
Default-on vaapi: now default in moq-video, moq-transcode, moq-cli; moq-c/moq-ffi already had it. The Nix bindgenHook is dropped.
Docs/quests: README tables, the docs page, DESIGN, and feature comments updated; quest/m1/video-vaapi.md deleted and links moved to quest/m3/gpu-ci.md.
ℹ️ Documentation gaps in the quest tree
quest/m3/audit-deps.md:127 and quest/m0/ci/hakari-followups.md:33 still describe moq-vaapi as holding bindgen 0.70, but the 0.2.0 bump removes bindgen 0.70.1 from Cargo.lock. Separately, sh/gh/test-inventory.allow:12 now points the ignored VAAPI 1080p test at quest/m3/gpu-ci.md, but that quest's text lists only the vulkan_cuda_ tests. These are documentation-only; the test-inventory script only checks the quest file exists.
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# Stale bindgen 0.70 claims and a missing GPU-CI test owner## Affected sites-`quest/m3/audit-deps.md:127` — "moq-vaapi still holds bindgen 0.70, libloading 0.8 and thiserror 1".
-`quest/m0/ci/hakari-followups.md:33` — "Excluding `clang-sys` lets VAAPI's bindgen 0.70 request `clang_6_0`".
-`quest/m3/gpu-ci.md` — does not name `vaapi_1080p_ladder_stays_on_the_gpu`, though `sh/gh/test-inventory.allow:12` now points that ignored test at this quest.
## Required outcome- The dependency-audit text should no longer claim `moq-vaapi` uses `bindgen 0.70`, or should be labelled as a pre-0.2.0 snapshot.
- The GPU-CI quest should mention the VAAPI 1080p test so its owner is discoverable from the quest, not only from the allowlist.
## Suggested approach (optional)- Update the two quest lines to reflect checked-in bindings; keep the rest of the measurement as historical context if it is still useful.
- Add a sentence to `quest/m3/gpu-ci.md` naming the VAAPI test and the Intel host it needs.
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Major · Select a node that supports the declared H.264 profile · vaapi.rs:248-255
rs/moq-video/src/decode/backend/vaapi.rs:248-255 Major · Stability & Availability · Heavy lift
Select a node that supports the declared H.264 profile
Without MOQ_VAAPI_DEVICE, the preferred shared node can lack the stream’s profile even when another node supports it. offered then refuses the stream without checking that node. A named VAAPI decoder fails, while automatic selection may fall back to software. Check profile support when selecting the automatic device, while keeping an explicitly configured device pinned.
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Review comment at @rs/moq-video/src/decode/backend/vaapi.rs around lines 248 -
255:
Update offered and automatic VAAPI device selection to inspect candidate render
nodes and select one that supports the stream’s declared H.264 profile, rather
than rejecting the stream based only on the preferred shared node. Keep an
explicitly configured MOQ_VAAPI_DEVICE pinned to that device; preserve the
existing distinction between unsupported profiles and nodes whose driver cannot
be queried.
Major · Refuse known 10-bit H.265 descriptions at admission · vaapi.rs:85-118
rs/moq-video/src/decode/backend/vaapi.rs:85-118 Major · Stability & Availability · Heavy lift
Refuse known 10-bit H.265 descriptions at admission
If NVDEC refuses at open, VAAPI can accept a 10-bit hvc1 stream and let FFI subscription succeed. The first picture then fails with MoqError::Video, so callers do not receive the documented setup-time signal to try another rendition.
Use an unambiguous out-of-band SPS to reject unsupported 10-bit streams at VAAPI admission. Keep 8-bit Main 10 and unknown-depth streams eligible.
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Review comment at @rs/moq-video/src/decode/backend/vaapi.rs around lines 85 -
118:
Update `open` to reject H.265 streams at VA-API admission only when unambiguous
out-of-band SPS metadata identifies unsupported 10-bit depth; preserve admission
for 8-bit Main and unknown-depth streams. Use an existing SPS/depth field or
establish how that metadata is exposed before implementing the check, without
inferring depth from ambiguous data.
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Review comments at @rs/moq-video/src/decode/backend/vaapi.rs:
- Around line 248-255: Update offered and automatic VAAPI device selection to
inspect candidate render nodes and select one that supports the stream’s
declared H.264 profile, rather than rejecting the stream based only on the
preferred shared node. Keep an explicitly configured MOQ_VAAPI_DEVICE pinned to
that device; preserve the existing distinction between unsupported profiles and
nodes whose driver cannot be queried.
- Around line 85-118: Update `open` to reject H.265 streams at VA-API admission
only when unambiguous out-of-band SPS metadata identifies unsupported 10-bit
depth; preserve admission for 8-bit Main and unknown-depth streams. Use an
existing SPS/depth field or establish how that metadata is exposed before
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quest land watch: the merge queue removed this pull request at 06284ca because it conflicts with main (merge_conflict).
The land fixer works on it in the background, and the watcher re-enqueues it at the back of the queue once it is fixed or judged flaky, or hands it back here with what it needs.
quest land watch: armed auto-merge on this pull request at 5b041ee, so it joins the back of the merge queue once its required checks pass, with main at 528c9fc merged in by the quest merge driver.
quest land watch: the merge queue removed this pull request at 5b041ee because its merge_group build failed (failed_checks).
The land fixer works on it in the background, and the watcher re-enqueues it at the back of the queue once it is fixed or judged flaky, or hands it back here with what it needs.
codex, gpt-6.1-sol, medium effort land fixer note:
The queue failure reproduces on base alone with just rs test -p moq-relay -E 'test(config::tests::repository_configs_load)' (exit 100). The PR changes neither this test nor the Bun configuration that it mistakenly loads as relay configuration. No PR blame is assigned.
Failure log lines 12837–12838:
thread 'config::tests::repository_configs_load' (3258058) panicked at rs/moq-relay/src/config.rs:863:51:
/var/cache/github-runner-work/moq/moq/rs/moq-relay/../../test/audio-quality/clients/js/bunfig.toml: unknown field test, expected one of limits, session, peer, listen, server, connect, client, quic, log, runtime, cluster, auth, web, stats, cache, internal, drain_timeout, file
A scratch merge of the pinned PR with base succeeds without conflicts. Full just ci base was stopped after confirming that required VM validation cannot run here. CHECK_MODULES=flake just ci base exits 1 with: "ci: flake's NixOS VM tests need KVM, but /dev/kvm is missing; run them on a KVM host, as CI does". The required checks therefore cannot be completed, so this is a handback. No source changes or commits were made; pr-8013 remains at its pinned head.
codex, gpt-6.1-sol, medium effort land fixer: Base reproduces repository_configs_load rejecting bunfig.toml: unknown field `test`; scratch-merge CHECK_MODULES=flake just ci base fails: "flake's NixOS VM tests need KVM, but /dev/kvm is missing".. Recommendation: Correct relay fixture discovery on base to exclude unrelated Bun configuration, then rerun just ci base on a KVM-enabled runner before requeueing the unchanged PR.
thread 'config::tests::repository_configs_load' (3258058) panicked at rs/moq-relay/src/config.rs:863:51:
/var/cache/github-runner-work/moq/moq/rs/moq-relay/../../test/audio-quality/clients/js/bunfig.toml: unknown field `test`, expected one of `limits`, `session`, `peer`, `listen`, `server`, `connect`, `client`, `quic`, `log`, `runtime`, `cluster`, `auth`, `web`, `stats`, `cache`, `internal`, `drain_timeout`, `file`
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Claims quest/m1/video-vaapi.md.
The moq side of VAAPI H.265 encode and decode, pooled resize surfaces, and a default-on
vaapifeature, built against moq-vaapi 0.2.0 (moq-dev/vaapi#12, tag v0.2.0), which carries the crate work from four merged moq-dev/vaapi PRs:Processor::resizeinto output surfaces pooled per size.This completes the quest, so it deletes
quest/m1/video-vaapi.md.Problem
moq-video's VAAPI backends encoded and decoded H.264 only, so an H.265 rendition on an Intel or AMD host without NVIDIA had no hardware path at all (there is no software H.265 codec behind them). Every
Surface::resizeallocated a new VA surface. Andvaapiwas off by default because moq-vaapi ran bindgen at build time, so every consumer needed libclang.Approach
moq_vaapi::encode::Config. Keyframes are detected per codec. DMA-BUF input works the same for both: imported in place, or converted and scaled through VPP, with no download.moq_vaapi::decode::Config::codec. When no render node offers HEVC Main decode, the stream is refused withUnsupportedCodecrather than failing as a codec error. With no software H.265 decoder behind this one, that refusal is what lets a player pick another rendition.Surface::resizecallsProcessor::resize, which writes into a surface the processor recycles once the frame drops, so after the first frame of each size there is no allocation.MOQ_VAAPI_DEVICEstill names the node outright.vaapiis on by default in moq-video, moq-transcode, and moq-cli, likenvidia. moq-c and moq-ffi already turn it on. moq-c's Nix build dropsrustPlatform.bindgenHook: with 0.2.0, bindgen leavesCargo.lockand the workspace-hack.vaapiis opt-in or H.264 only.quest/m1/video-vaapi.mdand its links are deleted. Its ignoredvaapi_1080p_ladder_stays_on_the_gputest (run byjust rs gpuon Intel) moves to GPU CI insh/gh/test-inventory.allow, like the otherjust rs gputests waiting on a GPU runner.Impact
vaapi. On Linux a default build now compiles moq-vaapi, which dlopens libva and needs nothing on the build host.Validation
Against the published moq-vaapi 0.2.0, with no
[patch.crates-io]override (the only patch is the existing kio one). The published API matched what the branch built against, so the moq side needed no changes.quest gate nix develop --command just check origin/mainon8eceefa: every check passes, and intest rs10128 of 10130 tests pass. The 2 failures are io_uring relay tests,runtime_uring::uring_workers_bound_stalled_handshakesanduring_workers_drain_on_the_trigger, which fail withio_uring setup failed: Cannot allocate memory ... RLIMIT_MEMLOCK (8192 KiB), shared by every process of this user. The same command (cargo nextest run --locked -p moq-relay --features moq-relay/io-uring --test integration -E ...) fails the same way on a checkout of origin/maine4b1aa0, so they come from this host's shared memlock limit, not this PR (uring-memlock tracks them). The first run also caught a stale workspace-hack (bindgen's dependencies left it), which8eceefaregenerates.nix build .#moq-c: builds. Its log's only bindgen is cbindgen, the C header generator.540556dmerges main again with no conflicts and no Cargo changes.quest checkandcargo hakari generate --diffstay clean.vaapi_1080p_ladder_stays_on_the_gpuproof. The full moq-video lib suite (--features openh264) had 4 failures, all NVDEC tests that fail at CUDA init withCUDA_ERROR_NO_DEVICE(CUDA libraries, no NVIDIA GPU). The new tests are:an_rgb_dmabuf_is_encoded_as_h265_on_the_gpu: three BGRX DMA-BUFs, H.265 encode, decoded back by the VAAPI H.265 decoder.vaapi_hevc_round_trip.a_node_that_does_h265_too_is_shared_first, the two-GPU selection case.the_shared_node_encodes_decodes_and_scales, which now also checks that the recorded H.265 flag matches the node.MOQ_VAAPI_DEVICE=/dev/dri/renderD129): 13 passed, 6 failed. The H.265 encode test and the decode tests pass. The six failures are all H.264 encode: radeonsi's H.264 output does not decode, which reproduces on main's moq-vaapi (ffprobe givesInvalid data found when processing inputon a 320x240 dump, and its first NAL unit has type 0).vaapi_hevc_round_tripskips there, since VCN 5's minimum H.265 encode width is 384 (Mesasi_get.c).Choices made without asking
vaapiis default-on in moq-transcode and moq-cli as well as moq-video, mirroringnvidiain each.UnsupportedCodec), the same way an H.264 profile no driver offers already is.vaapi_hevc_round_tripstays at the 320x240 size the other round trips use, so on VCN 5 it skips with the reason printed.an_rgb_dmabuf_is_encoded_as_h265_on_the_gpuruns at 640x480, so AMD covers H.265 encode.Follow-ups
MOQ_VAAPI_DEVICE.Review
Review skipped on
66dcd07as too trivial to need one: a conflict-free merge of main at812e38fplus a docs-only commit (quest text and one owner insh/gh/test-inventory.allow;test-inventory.pypasses). The decision on default-selecting radeonsi's H.264 encoder (maintainer, 2026-11-06) is recorded inquest/m1/vaapi-radeonsi.md.mechanical fix by quest land watch:
merged main at 528c9fc4679e3160575df90c0075c65dd1901bcd with the quest merge driver(head 5b041ee)mechanical fix by quest land watch:
merged main at 32e0c53822ea072dfb4d68cbeb44138c40cf8e25 with the quest merge driver(head 06284ca)mechanical fix by quest land watch:
merged main at 1efb2f3d6bb450828094e282020ab027cd9f5497 with the quest merge driver(head 8a9a2bb)mechanical fix by quest land watch:
merged main at 7a3669b8d14eef63ab47002d317d1e89afec5f78 with the quest merge driver(head 9f979a7)Codex (
quest review, gpt-6.1-sol, medium) againstorigin/main.Round 1 on
cf5e039, one finding: the shared render node was chosen by H.264 probes, so on two GPUs where only the second does H.265, the H.265 encoder would fail and the decoder would refuse the stream. Fixed inf184f2c, as described under Render node.Round 2 on
f184f2c: no findings.On
540556d(the 0.2.0 bump, the workspace-hack regeneration, the quest deletion, and main merges), a new session's round 1 againstorigin/mainbd36e48: no findings.(Written by Claude Opus 5.5)
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