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Hardware Accelerated Encoding Coming to Premiere and After Effects
Premiere Pro and After Effects- as the two main stays of Adobe- have seen huge changes over the years. One of the newest updates coming to both workflows is accelerated hardware encoding.
Understanding GPU acceleration: CUDA vs. OpenCL vs. OpenGL
Are you troubleshooting what's slowing your workstation down? This article will help. Are you putting together an editing workstation? Read this ar...
NVIDIA Announces External eGPU Acceleration for Video Editing on Laptops
By Jose Antunes
With technology rapidly changing the landscape of how we work and play, one thing has become clear: we want to take our technology...
Choosing & Optimizing your GPU for Adobe Premiere CC 2015
One of, if not the, most important component in your digital video editing workstation is the GPU - especially if you are an Adobe Premiere editor....
Review: Nvidia’s Quadro K4000 running on an HP Z420
PostPerspective by Brady Betzel
As far as graphics cards go, Nvidia and AMD are at the head of the pack. Given Apple’s recent inclusion of AMD only...
Review: Nvidia's Quadro K5000
Post by Matt Silverman
My company Swordfish was established in October 2012, focusing on motion design for marketing and software development. As a...
Adobe Premiere Pro and Multiple GPUs
PVC by Chris & Trish Meyer
You can get a significant speed boost using a variety of hardware solutions
Apple’s inclusion of dual GPUs in every...
Amazon Graphical Cloud Computing will change things in ways we can't imagine
RedShark News
Amazon announced recently that they will be providing not only CPU processing power and storage online (the way they have for severa...
RED gets huge GPU workflow boost!
RedShark by Freya Black
It has come as a massive surprise to users of red cameras as it has always been a much requested feature but the official ...
No ROCKET Necessary: 3rd Party GPU Acceleration is Coming to REDCINE-X PRO
nofilmschool by Joe Marine
While proprietary used to be the name of the game, we are entering an age where camera systems and post solutions are ch...
Speeding up FCPX & Motion renders on a Mac Pro with a new NVIDIA GeForce GTX 680 GPU
fcp.co by Andrew Smith
So you are editing on an ageing Mac Pro and you want to speed up your Final Cut Pro X & Motion renders. That's exactly w...
See How Much You Can Do in Adobe Premiere Pro with a Multi-GPU Setup
PVC by Jeremiah Karpowicz
Dave Helmly from Adobe was over in the AMD booth at SIGGRAPH 2013, and he took the time to show us some of the work they'...