dual cpu

[dkmp]

hi
for convert 115 min film from dvd to vcd by TMPGEnc it takes about 240 min is it ok?
my sys
asus p2b-ds
2x1000 /256/100/s1
4x256mb pc133 ram
saftware win2000p
smartrip 34
dvd2avi 1,74
TMPGEnc 12j
thanks

[zeboulet]

Your computer is to slow, ... u should not keep it ... !
If u do not know what to do with it, Just give it to me

o O ( For your quastion, I do not now ... )

[tuan711]

Your conversion rate is about 2.5x Realtime, which is about what I got when encoding AVI to Mpeg2 using pretty much the same hardware.

Since you are converting to VCD (Mpeg1) so it should be a little faster. It's been a while since I did Mpeg1 conversion, but I remembered that I could get down to 1.5x for Mpeg1. Remember to enable the "use multithreading" in TMPGEnc's Global settings. Otherwise, TMPGEnc only use one CPU.

[VelocityCoder]

Well, that time isn't bad but I would have expected it to be higher... then again, I don't know PIIIs.

I use dual Athlon MPs (o/c'd to 1466 on Golden Sockets from Plycon). Encoding MPEG-1 352x240 w/ audio filter with highest quality motion search, I get about 55 FPS or about 62 minutes to encode that same 115 minute movie. Encoding MPEG-1 at 704x480 w/ odd-adapt deinterlace turned on, it drops to about 35 FPS (or about 98 minutes).

[dkmp]

hi
sorry guys my mistake
it takes 165min for encode 115 min move
my sys
asus p2b-ds
asus v6600 32mb sgram
2x1000 /256/100/s1
4x256mb pc133 ram
saftware win2000p
smartrip 34
dvd2avi 1,74
TMPGEnc 12j
thanks