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  1. 9th Oct 2002 09:29 #1
    Mark64
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    Hi there

    Have been looking around for hardware options for MPEG encoding and wonder if anyone has looked at this. Does anyone know if using hardware would be faster than software options and also if there are any implications on quality.
    Currently using TMPEG and apart from the speed it seems pretty good but would be interested in faster method of encoding.

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    well, good luck mark, but as far as i know, there aren't any things i know that can do that...
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    to match the the quality of tmpgenc with a hardware encoder plan on spending a lot of money .

    it will be real time though .. but then again encoders like Main Concept and CCE are almost real time and in some cases faster than real time on a power system ..
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    OK point taken - think I will just get some more memory and up the cpu

    THanks for the advice
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  5. 9th Oct 2002 11:54 #5
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    yes, that will be the best idea... I think with a 1.8Ghz CPU and 512 Mb ram, you can convert an AVI to MPEG in 3 times the time the movie dures...
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