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Best software for rendering?

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Okay so which is better for youtube and 1080p 60fps, I won't be doing fancy editing just yet, but I would ideally like to render in 264 or 265 formats, also it needs to be able to use opencl via and GPU for render over say quicksync so I can render faster :)

Thanks!

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Okay so which is better for youtube and 1080p 60fps, I won't be doing fancy editing just yet, but I would ideally like to render in 264 or 265 formats, also it needs to be able to use opencl via and GPU for render over say quicksync so I can render faster :)

Thanks!

I personally use Sony Vegas, it does all you need and even has preset templates for YouTube, etc. As for QuickSync support, I'm pretty sure Sony Vegas supports it. This is obviously only available to use via the iGPU found on Intel CPUs. I hope that helps. :)

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