AMD Accelerated Video Transcoding

AMD Accelerated Video Transcoding is a hardware-accelerated media solution from Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. that speeds up encoding, decoding, and format conversion by leveraging Radeon graphics and select Ryzen platforms. By offloading intensive tasks to AMD’s dedicated media engines (VCN) through the AMD Advanced Media Framework (AMF), it delivers faster turnaround, lower CPU usage, and improved power efficiency compared to software-only workflows. The solution supports widely used codecs—including H.264/AVC, H.265/HEVC, and, on supported hardware, AV1—along with options for high bit depth, HDR, and low-latency presets. Creators, broadcasters, and IT teams can batch convert libraries, accelerate post-production, and prepare content for streaming while maintaining consistent visual quality. AMD Accelerated Video Transcoding integrates with popular tools and pipelines (such as FFmpeg via AMF) and is compatible with many professional and consumer applications that utilize AMD’s hardware encode/decode capabilities. Feature support varies by GPU, driver, operating system, and application.

AMD Accelerated Video Transcoding is developed by Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. and is used by 52 users of Software Informer. This particular product is not fit to be reviewed by our informers.

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