I am converting 2 .avi files (that I joined prior) 128 min. 1.3GB TO DVD ffmpeg/mpeg2 for burn to DVD for TV. Progress at 50% @ 16 hours.
I have used ffmpegX only a few times. I think I remember it encoded and compressed VOB files much quicker.
I am on a maxed out B&W G3.
Is this conversion a long one, or should I have added some setting beyond the defaults?
The more I look, ffmpeg seems to be a well loaded app.
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Encoding video takes a long time. Doing it on a G3/350 in late 2008 requires extra patience. But I have no benchmark times to compare to.
Maybe why it was faster when I 'encoded and compressed' VOB files for burn to DVD, was that I wasn't really encoding, just compressing? VOB to VOB. So going from .avi I should expect a lot longer?
I'm not sure exactly what you did with the VOBs, or what tools you used for that, but it could very well be faster because of a different procedure.
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