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ATI Stream Technology Accelerates Video Applications
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AMD has announced that users of its CPU and GPU based computing platforms can accelerate new video editing and processing software from a range of developers, vastly reducing the time required to perform increasingly popular, but highly compute intensive tasks, such as converting a large, high-definition file into something suitable for viewing on an iPod. Using the latest ATI Catalyst driver, users can unlock the ATI Stream acceleration capability already built into supported ATI Radeon™ and ATI FirePro™ graphics cards.
Media can direct inquiries to: Gary Silcott, gary.silcott@amd.com, 512-602-1480.
ATI Stream performance benchmarks for MediaShow Espresso (PDF 413 KB)
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"How To" Guide to Video Transcoding
Simon Solotko of AMD delivers a tutorial on how to access the benefits of ATI Stream technology for video applications. Simon will access the new video converter included in Catalyst 9.5 and utilize its various features to demonstrate the benefits, as well as provide a brief summary of independent software packages accelerated with ATI Stream technology. |
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ATI Stream Speeds Up Video Transcode
May 26, 2009
Patricia Harrell, Director of Stream Computing at AMD, explains how ATI Stream technology, and a balanced CPU and GPU approach, can accelerate video transcoding for consumers and professionals.
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