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  1. 25th Aug 2002 10:43 #1
    daphreak
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    Ok, I'm trying to encode something to AVI using TMPGEnc but it gets really slow after about 1700 frames..

    Whats up with that? How can I make the whole process go as smoothly as the first few seconds??
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  2. 25th Aug 2002 12:58 #2
    Solnzevo
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    Think there is no proper way to do.

    I dont know your source material, but the speed depends on the operations necessary for recoding. Less movement or changes in the video make encoding a bit faster, lots of details, motion slower.

    Maybe you may change some of the priority settings

    http://www.homepagemodules.de/board/topic.php?&board=1213&id=46801&forum=1860

    or give the process a higer prioroty at all
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  3. 26th Aug 2002 08:54 #3
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    Originally Posted by daphreak
    Ok, I'm trying to encode something to AVI using TMPGEnc but it gets really slow after about 1700 frames..

    Whats up with that? How can I make the whole process go as smoothly as the first few seconds??
    Something ?, if that something is an AVI to AVI or a Mpeg 1 to AVI use Vdub instead. If there are any problem frames in the source TMPGEnc will slow down while it tries to sort them out.
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