Anyone know of a divx conv. app that uses hyperthreading?

[Fabrian]

I normally use DVD Decrypter to rip the dvd, then convert with DVDx. I'm recently running a system with hyperthreading and I can't seem to find a coversion app that utilizes hyperthreading. Does anyone have any suggestions?

[RabidDog]

tmpgenc uses HT. 35 % boost

[Fabrian]

tmpgenc uses HT. 35 % boost

Hmm...I haven't used Tmpgenc is a while....are you able to rip DVD-->AVI with that now?

[offline]

Hmm...I haven't used Tmpgenc is a while....are you able to rip DVD-->AVI with that now

If you feel you need to...
just use "output" to AVI with tmpgenc plus with the template
settings u want and the enviroment cpu settings checked for
multi-threading, video prefetch and cache.

Why don't you don't just use DV2AVI to frame serve mpeg
direct to tmpgenc? Why the AVI? If you have to edit/filter then
you can use both vdub and avisynth to do this inside the frame serve
chain.

[Fabrian]

Hmm...I haven't used Tmpgenc is a while....are you able to rip DVD-->AVI with that now

If you feel you need to...
just use "output" to AVI with tmpgenc plus with the template
settings u want and the enviroment cpu settings checked for
multi-threading, video prefetch and cache.

Why don't you don't just use DV2AVI to frame serve mpeg
direct to tmpgenc? Why the AVI? If you have to edit/filter then
you can use both vdub and avisynth to do this inside the frame serve
chain.

I'm no expert in ripping...I've learned a couple ways of doing it and found that using dvddecrypter or such and dvdx I get a fairly headache free conversion. I'm sure what you're talking about is a much better way, maybe you could point me in a direction of what you're talking about. I'm not sure what frame serving actually is, always wondered when using virtual dub....

Sorry for the n00b like thread going here, I really haven't had much time to reasearch better options than I'm currently using..

Thanks

[offline]

Sorry for the n00b like thread going here, I really haven't had much time to reasearch better options than I'm currently using..

If you have a need for speed then you cannot go past
CCE (Cinema Craft Encoder). There is even a program
that does everything for you (using CCE and frameserving) similar
to DVDx. See http://www.doom9.org
and look for the guide on DVD2SVCD.

note: CCE is expensive but there is a lite version
that is affordable and not too bad. DVD2SVCD is free/donationware

[Fabrian]

Sorry for the n00b like thread going here, I really haven't had much time to reasearch better options than I'm currently using..

If you have a need for speed then you cannot go past
CCE (Cinema Craft Encoder). There is even a program
that does everything for you (using CCE and frameserving) similar
to DVDx. See http://www.doom9.org
and look for the guide on DVD2SVCD.

note: CCE is expensive but there is a lite version
that is affordable and not too bad. DVD2SVCD is free/donationware

Thanks for the info. I'll check it out and see how it goes. I appreciate your speedy responses!! Anytime you need help with hardware, I'll return the favor