i've got the following:
1gig Tbird
384megs sdram
ibm deskstar 60gxp (40gig)
i'm using dvd2svcd, using CCE 2.5 SP for frameserving.
i've got CCE set to 4 pass VBR.. and i'm downsampling audio from 48khz to 44.1 (for compatibility purposes with standalone DVD players)
anyway CCE takes 7+hours for frameserving.. so total time is around 9 or 10 hours.. is this too long for my setup? I see some peoeple with 1.3 gig pentium 4's that are doing complete rips in like 2 hours.. and athlon XP users who are ripping at under 2 hours.. any feedback???
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i have 1.2 gig t-bird and it takes me around 7-8 hrs to rip 2+ hr movie using CQ_VBR (single pass)
so you're time looks good considering your CPU is slower (CPU makes all the difference, RAM and HDD RPM doesn't really affect it much unless u running other apps at same time as encoding) -
Dude, If you're going to copy DVDs you need to get a VCD Recorder....like a Terapin www.terapintech.com
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not copying .. just ripping from dvd to svcd
ok cool stuff.. so i'm doin ok.. thanx for the replies!
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