Encoding RDP for video and audio
Batch encode with FFmpeg, HandBrake or Adobe Media Encoder on fast NVMe storage and a high-bandwidth connection.
Why it fits
- Many cores to run several encodes at once.
- NVMe storage and a fast network for moving large source files.
- Windows or Linux, so you can run GUI tools or command-line FFmpeg.
- Fixed monthly price, so a heavy month costs the same as a quiet one.
Setup tips
Size for the slowest step
Encoding speed depends on cores. Eight vCPUs is a good starting point for batch work.
Plan your bandwidth
Each plan includes a monthly bandwidth allowance. Add extra terabytes at checkout if you move a lot of video.
Use Linux for command line
If you only run FFmpeg scripts, a Linux server has no licence fee and costs less.
Best locations
Pick the city nearest where your files live to move large videos quickly.
Questions
Can I run FFmpeg on Linux?
How much bandwidth is included?
Is there a GPU?
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