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  • machineinathens
    Junior Member
    Junior Member
    • Feb 2002
    • 4

    Nandub encoding time

    I just started to use nandub and I followed Nicky's advice on how to set up all the features. My question is I am encoding the fake avi file I created first by using dvd2avi - vfapi - nandub.

    I am using an amd 800mhz and the encoding time for my movie is 7 days!!!!!!!!!!!!

    I have let the program run for 9 hrs already. What is the deal? Did I screw a setting up, I followed the tutorial even though it was for an older version of nandub.

    Please help. This is ridiculus.

    Thanks
  • benderman
    Digital Video Specialist
    Digital Video Specialist
    • Nov 2001
    • 770

    #2
    Depending on what filters u use, a normal 90min-movie should take no longer than 6h per pass on a 800MHz machine. Download the newest nandub and DivX3.11a or M$MPEG4V2 and don't change any of nandubs settings. Select any bitrate you want and click on "two passes".
    don't trust in guides

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    • machineinathens
      Junior Member
      Junior Member
      • Feb 2002
      • 4

      #3
      Problem fixed!!

      I was using Nickey's Guide to encoding with Nandub, however I found another guide on doom9. I used it and my encoding time changed significantly. I think it had to do with adding the 3x3 filter.

      I don't know why I added it, I guess a moment of stupidity. Hope the copy turns out good.

      Thanks for lookin

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      • Enchanter
        Old member
        • Feb 2002
        • 5417

        #4
        The more filters you add, the slower the encoding process generally will go.

        For example, my system is capable of going at 17-20fps, with the deinterlacing, cropping & resizing (plus subtitling) filters active. However, when I add Smart Smoother HQ into the list, the process slowed down considerably to a terrible 3-5fps.

        In short, try using only the filters you really need and discard what you can still live without.

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