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I need to integrate into my new productYUV -> H.264 real-time encoding of a 640x480 30fps stream using an embedded i7 Sandy Bridge (i7-3612QE) CPU.
My product is EXTREMELY efficiency sensitive (battery!), and so I'm asking for help with a few questions:
- What percentage of my CPU horsepower can I expect the encoding to consume
- Where can I get running software, exe or source code, for doing this
- I want to make sure it takes advantage of [new] instructions in the i7 to accelerate this task
- Is there a particular compiler or IDE that will yield more efficient results
I have found the video encoder example athttp://software.intel.com/en-us/articles/vcsource-samples-video-encoder-using-media-sdk/?cid=productpagesamplesfeed
However, this webpage doesn't answer any of the questions above.
Is this example right for me? Or do I need to look elsewhere?
Any and all serious advice is sincerely appreciated.
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Hello,
The Intel Media SDK may be of interest to you because its designed to leverage the capabilities of the GPU to perform rapid encoding. In most cases the CPU load is negligible. The encoder link that you referenced is part of the Media SDK Samples.
I recommend downloading the SDK: http://software.intel.com/en-us/articles/vcsource-tools-media-sdk/ and checking out the documentation. Given the few requirements that you listed, I think the Intel Media SDK may be the right direction.
-Eric
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