AMD Advanced Media Acceleration (AMA) SDK

A comprehensive SDK from AMD that provides source codes for various elements of media acceleration, including sample codes, third-party integrations, and utilities. It is particularly useful for developers looking to leverage AMD hardware for efficient video encoding and decoding

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