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MAGIX heavily mentions Intel in their marketing. "4K Ultra HD video editing with Intel and MAGIX" "Enjoy HD Video editing with Magix Movie Editor Pro and Inte
by fxtentacle 6y ago
MAGIX heavily mentions Intel in their marketing.
"4K Ultra HD video editing with Intel and MAGIX"
"Enjoy HD Video editing with Magix Movie Editor Pro and Intel Iris Graphics"
"Edit in 4K Ultra HD" + Intel Logo
"Finish and Share videos quickly with Intel Iris Graphics"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eT9KOtN7KFM https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eT9KOtN7KFM
Plus, as a user of the software, I can tell you that if you tick the "Hardware Acceleration" checkbox on AMD, a popup will tell you to buy a supported Intel CPU and then turn the checkbox off again.
BTW I'm picking Magix here because in the local electronics store, that's the video software that you can buy as a box and that is featured in bundles with Intel laptops. So if someone clueless walks in there and says they need video editing, this is most likely what they will end up with.
- fomine3 6y agoIt's not just marketing but also uses Intel QSV. AMD RADEON has similar feature VCE but its quality is relatively bad and its adoption isn't well, compared to QSV/NVEnc.