Hello
I would like to know if someone can recomend a certain conversion software based on the fact that it will use all four of my cores on my q6600 processor.
I have tested conversion with a program called videora ipod conversion, and it did tap all four cores on my processor, however i need to convert AVI - DVD not to ipod.
I have also attempted to use convertxtodvd but this seemed to only use one core.
Thanks for your help.
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FAVC using HCEnc uses all four cores. The latest version uses 0.22 of HCEnc, which is multi-threaded and will use all four cores to around 70% for 2-pass VBR, which is great if you want to use the machine for browsing etc at the same time. If you use Predictive Quantisation and manually select 4 cores, it will use all 4 to 100%. I can encode a full length video to DVD mpeg-2 in around 15 minutes, and completes the authoring process in around 30 minutes from go to woe.
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The beta of ConvertXtoDVD 3 now uses multiple cores. Version 2 did not.
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Awesome guys, just what i wanted to know. I appreciate the quick and detailed response.
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