DVD Flick question.

[butt_crack]

Hi all.

Super quick question. I recently upgrade from Windows XP (SP3) to Win7 (all updates done).
I use Dvd_Flick to convert my media into dvd format.

On my same PC while I had WinXP, a 700mb media would only take 22-25 min max to complete.

Now that I have Win7 as my OS, that same 700mb media is taking almost 1hr.

Any idea why is that?

Thanks all.

[guns1inger]

Your profile specs say OS X on old Mac hardware . . . . .

32 or 64 bit ?
Same drives ?
Are the source and target on the same drives ?
How much memory do you have ?

[butt_crack]

oh, that was my old computer. No more mac.

I have a custom built.

AMD 5700+
2 gig ram (dc) XMS
500gig sata HD
550watt Corsair power supply
9800gt video card.

MY new os in win7 (32-bit)

Thanks,

[guns1inger]

I haven't used DVD Flick on a W7 system yet. DVD Flick uses ffmpeg for encoding, so perhaps that version of ffmpeg isn't happy. You may have to wait for a new update with a newre version of ffmpeg to resolve it.

I use AVStoDVD, which does pretty much everything DVD Flick does, and then some, and uses HCEnc for encoding. I have not noticed any significant change in rendering speeds for HCEnc on W7.