"Your system's hardware does not support hardware acceleration for the current settings"

[Bi5ED5]

Please help me i want to render with my GPU but i cant choose the " Hardware Encoding" option and its says "Your system's hardware does not support hardware acceleration for the current settings"  to me.|
My pc ( Intel i5 9400F , RTX 2060 Inno3d , Ram 16GB DDR4 ) please help thanks:(

[Andy 1968]

Your welcome. Having said that tere is also some bad news as seen in the video link below. 

[Ritikminati5CD5]

Look (Output )  progressive selected chek your video setting 

[noel1912]

This was the issue I had. 
Footage to be exported was Upper first. 
Hardware accel must need progressive only.

[Shaurya5D0A]

hey could you help me find the setting for this

i am also having similar issue where hardware encoding option is showing but on clicking it gives error message your pc doesnt meet requirements

on seeing your post i saw my export setting was set to upper

but i cant seem to find the option to set to progressive

[RjL190365]

What is your system's exact GPU? You may have a GPU that is either too old to be supported in Premiere Pro or lacks an NVENC encoder completely, or you have an outdated GPU driver.

[Amaz26980884yb9m]

bro i have the same issue, When i am selecting hardware encoding it displays the below attached error. I am using gforce GTX 960 which according to nvidia's site supports hardware encoding and decoding. This error is showing only on h.264 codec not on h.265 codec. But anyway gpu is also not utilizing on h.265

[Kevin-Monahan]

See if this info helps, @Amaz26980884yb9m: https://community.adobe.com/t5/premiere-pro-discussions/problems-with-premier-2020-and-nvidia-gtx-96...

Thanks,
Kevin

[Jason34435921lqfd]

I'm having this issue with After Effects 23.0

The funny thing is I have identical HP Omen machines with RTX 2060 Super and one machine lets me render with hardware as my home machine gives this error. Something is very strange and super frustrating. 

Is there anyway to get a complete printout of settings so I can cross check each one and see if there's something missing or a missing setting?

[Jason34435921lqfd]

I figured out the problem with hardware encoding not working. My max resolution is 4K on the 2060 and I was trying to encode a certain clip at 5.6K. Depending on your card you will be limited on the resolution you want to encode at. Given that, using the software encoding didn't seem that much slower even at a higher resolution of 5.6K.

I wish Adobe would list the reason why encoding didn't work.