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AMD Video Coding Engine Overview

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Introduction and Development: VCE is AMD's H.264/MPEG-4 AVC video encoding IC introduced in 2011
Initially integrated into Radeon HD 7000 series, later expanded to all AMD GPUs
Successor to UVD and VCE was Video Core Next (VCN) in Raven Ridge (2018)
Technical Features: Delivers 1080p at 60 frames/sec
Operates in full-fixed and hybrid modes
Supports motion estimation, DCT, and entropy encoding
Enables hybrid encoding with custom motion estimation
Hardware Implementation: Found on various AMD APUs, Radeon HD series, and mobile cards
Includes VCE 4.0 and UVD 7.0 in Vega-based GPUs
Supports multiple displays through native DisplayPort
Requires firmware support for operation
Software Support: Available through AMD Catalyst proprietary driver
Supported by free Radeon driver since 2014
Enabled by various software including HandBrake and MediaShow
Compatible with HDCP for protected video playback