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  1. 31st Aug 2004 06:39 #1
    SaSi
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    I recently updated my PC from DivX5.11 to DivX5.2

    Since then, the VirtualDUB editing I do was slowed down from 35-40fps down to 4fps. The settings I use were the same.

    Re-installing the previous version (5.11), restored speed back to the normal.

    Has anyone else noticed v.5.2 to be much slower than 5.11?

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    A frame or two....

    But, 10x decrease???? No way.

    Strange problem you got there. Can't help.
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    On the contrary, I have found it to be much faster at encoding.
    Takes a little while longer to load the dialog box compared to earlier versions.
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    totally agree with mgh
    better quality encoding
    faster than 5.1
    and nice interface (bitrate calcaulator)
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    Many thanks for the feedback.

    I will try 5.2 on another PC to see. Guess it's time for me to reload the "uncontaminated" system disk image I maintain.
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