Hardware offloading
For transcoding processes that prioritize efficiency, density, and cost-effectiveness, Vindral OEM is compatible with Video Processing Units (VPUs) powered by ASIC technology.
Vindral is not only compatible with the following hardware accelerators/encoders - it has a deep integration allowing for automatic load balancing, monitoring and collecting real-time statistics of various metrics.
NETINT Quadra VPU
NETINT's Quadra VPU stands out due to its exceptional performance and video quality, seamlessly integrated with the transcoder instances within Vindral OEM.
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NETINT and Vindral
AMD/Xilinx Alveo MA35
The AMD Alveo™ MA35D Media Accelerator is powered by an ASIC-based video processing unit built from the ground up for high-density, ultra-low latency streaming. Each device (2x per card) features four discrete encoder engines, enabling multiple standards concurrently and provides streaming providers’ the flexibility to scale to new and legacy endpoints. The architecture is optimized for area, power, and cost-per-channel and can be configured to balance compression efficiency, channel density, and latency based on application requirements.
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AMD/Xilinx Alveo MA35
Nvidia NVENC
Nvidia's hardware accelerated encode capabilities allow for faster and more efficient video encoding. By leveraging the power of Nvidia's graphics processing units (GPUs), video encoding can be performed in real-time with minimal strain on the CPU. This results in higher quality output and faster processing times.
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Nvidia NVENC
Intel Quick Sync
Intel Quick Sync is a feature on select Intel CPUs (iGPU) and all Intel GPUs that accelerates video encoding tasks, offering faster encoding times, lower CPU usage, and reduced power consumption than software encoding. It is easy to use and compatible with a variety of codecs and formats, making it a great option to improve video encoding workflow.
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Intel Quick Sync