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I just used DVD-RB to backup Ciderella Man, A 2:10 min movie using HC16 on the Best setting in 259 mins. I don't think that was too long. Please give feed back and opiniions
AMD Athlon 2600+
1G Ram
(2) WD 120G HD
Plextor 716A
NEC 3550
I completed a 2:56 (176 min) encode in 287 min with Normal quality using AVS script. Results were acceptable to me, seeing a 7.6 GB to 4.36 GB reduction (56.2% reduction).
The tweaking of the avs script + DVD-RB with HC helped to optimize the speed with decent quality, in this case.
I just used DVD-RB to backup Ciderella Man, A 2:10 min movie using HC16 on the Best setting in 259 mins. I don't think that was too long. Please give feed back and opiniions
an encoder takes its time and that's fine
comparing speeds is difficult as two films with an identical running time may still be different (e.g. due to aspect ratios etc) but on my system (A64-3500/1gb ram) for example a 161 min title took 213 min with hc 016 in BEST mode
Well, the complexity of each frame is important (as is NTSC vs PAL), but the number of frames (and therefore running time) is a key element to speed.
Wish I could achieve those speeds. Just did a Taken disk - almost 3 hours running time - with Procoder 2, Mastering Quality. Almost 9 hours to finish. By god, it came out great though. Thanks jdobbs (and canopus )
ProCoder2 is slow compared to CCE because it starts up with the speed it's supposed to be, then about 1/3 or midpoint of the process, the speed starts to drop. It doesn't keep its speed like CCE, has anyone noticed this?
Can't speak for ProCoder -- but for encoders in general, it isn't that unusual. Usually during the first pass they collect information, but don't necessarily have to write an MPEG file. Sometimes instead they write to an intermediate file (keeping collected information from the pass). HC is the opposite -- it is faster on the second pass.
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