well, they finally have produced the vaporware they've been touting for years...
With HD4600+ cards, the Catalyst 9.7 release of Avivo actually does use the gpu for encoding!
There are new filters in the download, and the guy from bluesky who makes dxvachecker has also updated his A's Video Converter to take advantage, and it has command line options now too.. http://bluesky23.hp.infoseek.co.jp/en/index.html
But... in true ATI style, the misinformation continues...lol
an excerpt from their page on it..
it does actually convert really fast, so that's a real goof typo..[17x = 12mins]
and isn't a QX9650 a QUAD core and not a Duo?!
and could we make a more silly encode? 1080p -> 320x240? oh that'll show it's power...not! lol
that really only shows *decode* speedups if anything...
their advertising dept. really needs to talk to their technical folks...
anyways, next week i'll be playing with the filters and making assessments and post results..
[i just got a 9400GT and now i'm trading back in for a lowprofile hd4650 with hdmi...]
please post any helpfull info if you have one...
tho i'm thinking now this should be in hardware forums..
With HD4600+ cards, the Catalyst 9.7 release of Avivo actually does use the gpu for encoding!
There are new filters in the download, and the guy from bluesky who makes dxvachecker has also updated his A's Video Converter to take advantage, and it has command line options now too.. http://bluesky23.hp.infoseek.co.jp/en/index.html
But... in true ATI style, the misinformation continues...lol
an excerpt from their page on it..
Quote:1 The ATI Video Converter is only supported on ATI Radeon™ 4600 and ATI Radeon™ 4800 Series GPUs. [kinda narrow base considering the advertising]oh, so it converts in the same exact time and that's considered 17x faster? lol
2 The pre-release version of ATI Video Converter demonstrates that ATI Stream technology allows video conversion that is faster than ever before. ATI Video Converter using ATI Stream technology converted an HD MPEG2 video at 1920x1080 resolution @ 24fps running 3600 seconds to an MPEG4 video at 320x240 resolution at 24 fps in 3 hours 23 minutes, while iTunes 8.0.1 with WinQuickTimeMPEG2 pack converted the same source video to the same output specifications in 3 hours and 23 minutes, demonstrating a 17x speed up.[huh?!] System specifications: Intel Core 2 Duo QX9650 3.0 GHz processor, 6GB of Corsair CM2X1024-8500C5D 1066 MHz memory, Windows Vista Ultimate® 64-bit with Service Pack 1, ATI Radeon™ HD 4850 512MB.
it does actually convert really fast, so that's a real goof typo..[17x = 12mins]
and isn't a QX9650 a QUAD core and not a Duo?!
and could we make a more silly encode? 1080p -> 320x240? oh that'll show it's power...not! lol
that really only shows *decode* speedups if anything...
their advertising dept. really needs to talk to their technical folks...
anyways, next week i'll be playing with the filters and making assessments and post results..
[i just got a 9400GT and now i'm trading back in for a lowprofile hd4650 with hdmi...]
please post any helpfull info if you have one...
tho i'm thinking now this should be in hardware forums..
Hardware: HDHR Prime, HDPVR 1212, Raspberry pi2, VFD display w/LCDSmartie