VideoProc: a very fast way to edit and convert video files, audio and more, including 4K with GPU acceleration If you ever wanted the equivalent of a 4K video editing "Swiss Army Knife" program, ...

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My computer has been acting up recently. It is as if I have lost a major portion of video hardware acceleration.<BR><BR>Symptoms:<BR>I have had a few weird crashes, it doesn't always come back on the ...

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Adobe launched its Flash Player 10.2 with hardware accelerated video. The gist is that Adobe says it can now deliver video more efficiently with less strain on your PC. Flash Player 10.2 shed its beta ...

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VideoProc: a very fast way to edit and convert video files, audio and more, including 4K with GPU acceleration If you ever wanted the equivalent of a 4K video editing "Swiss Army Knife" program, ...