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    Hello! I was just wondering if I have set a new high record for fastest encode. in case you were wondering im encoding a 3 hour video at between 300-400fps the highest it went was 496fps. Right now it is around a stable 330fps as the image below will hopefully show. I tried posting this in another forum topic but the image thing wouldnt work.

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    Check the videodata rate............

    Something is up.
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    Let me guess, it's an 88x60, 16bps avi with 8bit mp3 audio.
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    Which version of VirtualDub did you use?

    I used the latest version of VirtualDub-MPEG2 for this encoding. Well, to be honest, it was a direct stream copy of a handful of WMV files appended with only the audio being encoded. I could've direct stream copied the audio also but the screenshot would've showed 0.00 fps instead of 332.00 fps





    Great little program. Instead of dragging WMVs into TMPGEnc and converting to AVI, I can now batch process a whole folder of files and turn them into AVI without even encoding using direct stream copy. If the clips all come from the same movie then they can now be joined since VDub sees them as AVI instead of WMV.
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