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[Gordian]

Dear Baldrick,
I have a new PIV 1.9 with 512 MB of PC800 RDRAM.
Jumping around this forum, I see encoding times which are much faster than my machine.
I have a 28:1 encoding time, with the following settings, with AVI PAL DV RT2000 file:

Stream type: MPEG-2
Size: 720x576
Aspect ratio: 4:3
Frame rate: 25 (for PAL)
Bit Rate control: 2-Pass VBR (for best quality)
Average: 6000
Maximum: 8000
Minimum: 0
Profile and level: MP@ML (DVD standard)
Video format: PAL
Encode mode: Interlace
YUV format: 4:2:0
DC component precision: 10 bits (for best quality)
Motion search: Highest quality
Video source type: Interlace
Field order: bottom
Source aspect ratio: 4:3
GOP structure: 1/5/2
Closed GOP: off.
Output interval of GOP header: 1
Detect scene change: checked
Force picture type: no
Matrix: Mpeg standard
Floating point DCT: checked

When I use LSX I have 12:1 encoding time with maximum quality settings (same as above when applicable)

Could there be something I don't check or that I undue check?
I obviously check SSE-2 and SSE in processor configuration.
I was expecting something like 5-6:1 encoding time.
When I set quality to Motion Estimate encoding time shorts to 6:1.
I hope that somebody could explain all of this **** to me.
And that I haven't burned 1,000 USD of new mobo-proc-ram - I have chosen PIV only to have SSE-2 with TMPGENC
Thanks in advance.
Paolo


<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: Gordian on 2001-10-12 03:17:08 ]</font>

[Jeomite]

You should try CCE if you can get ahold of it. =)
Fastest encoder, superb quality. =)

[JazzyDaz]

Its cos uve got a poxy P4!!!!
Get an AMD cpu!
Nuff said

[movie-loader]

can anyone send me cce through email my email is
joshuaadams2001@hotmail.com