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I have yet to see a GPU based encoder that was that great. I forget the issue with x264 and using GPU assist for the encoding (CUDA, OpenCL, etc.), but I don't think I'd expect that to happen any ...
Sony Vegas instructor David McKnight continues his video tutorial series with a look at Vegas' new GPU Assist feature, which enables Vegas editors to leverage the processing power of supported NVIDIA ...
Adobe's Premiere Pro finally supports hardware encoding support for Nvidia and AMD GPUs, letting your render H.264 and HEVC videos much faster than on the CPU alone.
OBS Studio finally ends NVENC encoding support for Nvidia's over-decade-old Kepler GPU architecture, which powered the GTX 600 and 700 series.
Nvidia has finally released the NVENC SDK (Beta 2.0) on their developer-website. Background: prior to the Kepler-series GPU, NVidia GPUs offered partially accelerated encoding (basically the ...
Adobe is releasing a new update to Premiere Pro this week that includes hardware acceleration for Nvidia and AMD GPUs. The 14.2 update includes GPU-accelerated encoding using Nvidia’s hardware ...
Higher bit-rates, resolutions and AV1 encoding are coming for RTX 40-series GPU owners, while streamers on older cards still get some tasty new hardware encoding features.
NVIDIA launched Rubin CPX, a GPU designed for long-context AI tasks, such as million-token coding and video processing.
Microsoft has been granted a patent for GPU acceleration of video encoding, in a move that could have significant ramifications for NVIDIA, ATI and others.… ...
Adobe released updates to a number of its audio and video applications last week, including Premiere Pro, Media Encoder, After Effects, and Audition. While these updates bring a healthy number of ...
Available at the end of this month, Wirecast 7 reduces CPU demands for live event encoding and distribution, and includes a redesigned user interface.
Microsoft has been granted a key patent that it filed back in 2004 for GPU acceleration for video encoding that could have a huge effect on NVIDIA, ATI and others in the video market.