One of the hardest choices encoding technicians have to make is deciding between hardware and software. Hardware-based encoders and transcoders have had a performance advantage over software since ...

Telestream®, the leading provider of video transcoding and workflow solutions, today announced availability of Episode 6.3 video encoding software. Support for the x264 video codec brings ...

Telestream®, the leading provider of digital media tools and workflow solutions, today announced the release of Episode® 6.2 multiformat video encoding software. New and improved API features expand ...

When Ryzen 7 1700 is software encoded with 3.0 GHz (core voltage 1.05 V) setting, the power of the entire system is about 100 W when it is measured with the watt checker, but when GPU encoding is ...

Beamr Delivers World’s First 8K Live HEVC Software Video Encoder powered by an AMD EPYC™ Processor In Time for Tokyo 2020 Olympics Beamr has unleashed a world record video encoding benchmark by ...

The streaming media encoding universe has evolved into a complex space with multiple, often intersecting markets. In this overview article, I'll identify the most critical market segments and discuss ...

The A/V forum would be a much better place to ask your question. Since you asked, the best ripping software is EAC and encoding is LAME with a front end of your choice, such as RazorLAME.

See https://github.com/chun-he-316/DeepAlgPro/blob/main/README.md for details. Two additional command line arguments have been added to the main.py script and the ...