I'm rewatching Game of Thrones before S4 starts, and decided to watch it on my phone on the commute to work and back (I take the train). So which encoder to use? Once I got a season ahead, I ...

So if software encoding wins in flexibility and quality, what about speed or latency? While some highly tuned hardware encoders offer a latency down in the 30ms range, most software solutions run in ...

A hardware-based approach to encoding is advantageous when looking for a fast and cheap solution to a specific task. But, like Meyer, Turner cautions that there’s a trade-off. “Chipsets go obsolete so ...

Jan Ozer: Is that hardware or is it software, or could you argue either way? Oliver Gunasekara: I think Intel's strategy is software, I mean they have a very, very large business. We estimate 95% of ...

VP9 has gained reasonable adoption including hardware encoding support on many platforms, but ultimately is regarded as often less efficient than H.265 with similar performance. AV1 fares much better.

I'm looking into getting some hardware MPEG compression products.I've been looking around and can't seem to find anything between the low-end consumer stuff (few hundred dollars) and high-end pro ...

100-Percent Hardware-Based HEVC/H.265 Compression and Streaming Device Features Compact Design, Low Power Consumption, and the Ability to Reduce Bandwidth Utilization by 50-Percent in Comparison to ...

New Macs to boast hardware encoding support – rumour Apple may include H.264 video-decoding hardware to its entire line of PCs to support iTunes and its video distribution efforts. By Karen Haslam ...

Hardware support is accelerating, and now developers have released a new version of the royalty-free technology bringing pretty remarkable gains for encoding performance in CPU-bound scenarios.