What encoding times r u acheving??????

[$an1065]

vcd

8-9 hourrs ripping a 1:30movies

with tmpgenc

750 duron
384mbram
pioneer 16X

[CJPC]

Ok, right now, i am ripping one for the first time, (ha ha) and it is only taking me as long as the movie is (rush hour 2 - funny movie) which is like 2 hours!

[$an1065]

what spec and software r u using ?

because it took me 8 hours to encode rush hour 2

[CJPC]

Athlon 1.2
256 Mb Crucial
XP Prof

Am using TMPGEnc

[sommersby]

your encoding time is about right for your cpu, to get close or better than real time you will have to upgrade to a P4 1.5 or better, or an AMD 1600+xp or better.

[poopyhead]

for the last time, RAM DOESN'T AFFECT ENCODING TIME.

encoding for 2 hr movie:

650 mhtz athlon non t-bird: ~14 hrs
1.2 ghtz athlon t-bird: ~6 hrs

[91BRAVO]

What if I'm running 4 megs on a 200 mhz PII, 10 gig HD, with Win 95c?

[HillJack]

>for the last time, RAM DOESN'T AFFECT ENCODING TIME.

hehehe here here

My NTSC VCD's...

22 mins of a TVCap on a P3-550... 4 hours 6 mins.
22 mins of a TVCap on a P3-964... 2 hours 17 mins.
(512MB PC133 CAS-2 RAM and dual IBM 60gig 7200rpm drives)

Using:
VirtualDub 1.4.8 frameserving to...
- Direct stream copy (a&v)
TMPGEnc 2.02
- Noise Reduction (High Quality)
- Soften Block Noise @ 35/35

I don't remember how long DVD rips take... Though I never use any filters on them.

<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: HillJack on 2001-12-31 12:54:23 ]</font>

[poopyhead]

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What if I'm running 4 megs on a 200 mhz PII, 10 gig HD, with Win 95c?
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heh....ok..i meant normal about of RAM...RAM only matters if you wanna do multiple applications at once...however, i highly doubt people will run another proggie while encoding.

btw....first post is for SVCD encoding by tmpgenc CQ_VBR with CQ=70 max bitrate=2520 high quality (slow) motion search accuracy and no filters.