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Use hardware acceleration to improve Transcoder performance.
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- Set up NVIDIA NVENC accelerated encoding on Debian for Wowza Streaming Engine
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- Introduction to AMD Xilinx acceleration with Wowza Streaming Engine transcoding flow
- Server specifications for AMD Xilinx acceleration with Wowza Streaming Engine transcoding
- Limitations of AMD Xilinx acceleration with Wowza Streaming Engine transcoding
- Configure an AMD Xilinx accelerated transcoding for Wowza Streaming Engine
Articles
Server specifications for Intel Quick Sync acceleration with Wowza Streaming Engine transcoding
Learn about server specifications for computers that support Intel Quick Sync video acceleration with the Transcoder in Wowza Streaming Engine.
Server specifications for NVIDIA acceleration with Wowza Streaming Engine transcoding
Learn about accelerated video encoding requirements when using NVIDIA graphics cards with the Transcoder in Wowza Streaming Engine.
Configure Quick Sync-accelerated encoding for Wowza Streaming Engine on Linux
Set up Quick Sync-accelerated encoding for Wowza Streaming Engine on supported Linux distributions.
Enable hardware-accelerated transcoding for Wowza Streaming Engine when running as a Windows service
Describes a Windows service workaround to enable Transcoder to use Quick Sync and CUDA hardware acceleration.
Configure Advantech Vega-accelerated encoding for Wowza Streaming Engine on Linux
Use Advantech Vega 331x-series cards to perform accelerated encoding in Wowza Streaming Engine on supported Linux distributions.
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