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Kolesnik, Gennadiy edited this page Jul 16, 2025 · 4 revisions

Welcome to the AMD Interactive Streaming SDK Wiki!

These Wiki pages provide a comprehensive guide on how to build low latency streaming applications using AMD Interactive Streaming SDK.

OS Support:

Server:

  • Windows 10
  • Windows 11
  • Windows Server 2019 or newer

Client:

  • Windows 10
  • Windows 11
  • Windows Server 2019 or newer
  • Ubuntu 24.04/22.04 with the AMD proprietary driver with AMF support installed. Other distributions, such as RHEL and SLED, supported by the AMD driver should also work, however we are not testing with these distributions and dependency packages needed to successfully build the SDK on these systems would be different.

Hardware Requirements

Server:

An AMD GPU or APU supported by the current display driver. Currently this includes the "Navi" family discrete GPUs (RX-5000, RX-6000, RX-7000-series and newer) and Ryzen 5000-series APUs and newer. Older GPUs, such as Rx Vega and Polaris series (RX-470/480/580/590) might work with limited functionality. Please note that AMD does not test Streaming SDK on GPUs not supported by the current display drivers - use at your own risk.

Client:

  • Microsoft Windows: An AMD, NVidia or Intel GPU or APU with a hardware-accelerated video decoder, supporting at least one of the following video codecs: AVC/h.264, HEVC/h.265 or AV1.
  • Linux: An AMD GPU or APU with a hardware-accelerated video decoder, supporting at least one of the following video codecs: AVC/h.264, HEVC/h.265 or AV1.

Installing and Building SDK Libraries and Samples

Streaming SDK Architecture

Pipelines

Networking

Sample Applications

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