Ars Technica

Why are there no video encode/decode cards on the market?

I dunno, I thought this would be something that would make sense, but maybe there's no market need? For a lot of users, there's no real need for a full fat graphics card: what they really need are the ...
Design-Reuse

Imagination Technologies Debuts PowerVR MVED1 Multi-Standard Video Encode/Decode Accelerator

February 14, 2005 --London, UK: Imagination Technologies’ PowerVR division – a market leader in embedded graphics, video and display technologies – announces the availability of its PowerVR ...
Macworld

Apple confirms the M2 Max actually is twice as fast as the M2 Pro

When the 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pros landed earlier this week, there was some confusion on the spec sheet regarding the number of encoding engines on the M2 Max. Apple has cleared things up—the ...
Ars Technica

Utility to report GPU capabilities wrt video encode/decode?

Does a utility exist that will query the installed GPU and report whether it supports hardware-accelerated encode and decode of h.264, h.265, etc? Because googling an AMD part number and trying to ...
NHK

8K 120-Hz Video Real-Time Encoder and Decoder

In this paper, we introduce the world’s first 8K 120-Hz video real-time encoder and decoder that complies with ARIB STD-B32 1) . We evaluated the coding efficiency and demonstrated that 8K 120-Hz ...