Which operations in 2010 are supported by ATI Stream, and how do you know that they are working?

I have an ATI HD4670 which should support this feature.

Take a look at this post #50 (or even the entire thread). The poster has the same video card as you do.

Also if you are using Windows 7, it might not be working at all. We're still trying to find out what is going on with the Win7 drivers.

malatekid,

Thanks. That helped alot (but brought up another question). I get the same results as he did and rendering is very fast in those modes.

ggrussell,

Thanks for the reply. I apologize for not stating more information. I am running Windows XP SP3 and have no plans to upgrade to Windows 7 until they have at least SP1 released for it

My next question is: While I applaud Roxio for supporting both ATI Stream and NVidia CUDA, the support seems lacking in the extreme. I suppose that since SOME of the rendering paths support GPU rendering, it is lawful for Roxio to say that the 2010 program utilizes them, but since it is a minority of the rendering functions, it seems like quite a slant to me.

Does Roxio have any plans to release a service pack that enables more GPU rendering paths?

We wouldn't know. We're just users like yourself that volunteer to help out.

No problem.

I appreciate your help very much. Thanks. I hope that others appreciate this forum as much as I do.

An addendum to the previous posts....

While I am contemplating the purchase of an HD camcorder, I am currently using my old trusty Sony DRC-HC90 which is a standard definition camera. The link above showed the rendering options for HD that would work with 2010.

I would like to add that it appears to work with Generic MPEG-2 good quality as well. This is really good for me since this option appears to produce good quality and fairly compact size.

Food for thought for those of you (like myself) that are still using SD cameras.

Thanks again for those of you that responded.