iRantanplan said:A week of encoding, omg. What kind of maschine do you have?
dual core 2, 1.8 GHZ, with 2 gigs of RAM.... (windows XP)..
but i was also running a ton of other stuff at the same time,
like converting mkv->avi, virtualdub scripts, bittorrent, etc, etc..
i didn't want to use up all my processer time with just this, it put it at 50% normal priority.
i'm sure i could have sped it up, but i still needed to do other stuff on this computer..
here's a partial log of the encode of the 1st of 7 VOB files:
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| HCenc - MPEG2 encoder - rel. 0.23.0.0 |
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MPEG profile@level: MP@ML
input: o:\data\movie\dvd\star wars ep 4-gout\gout309.avs
output: C:\data\vid\movies\gout\gout.m2v
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| encoder settings |
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profile: NORMAL
frames: 0 - 34834
framerate: 29.970
aspect ratio: 4:3
bitrate Kb/s: 2000
max. bitrate Kb/s: 8000
pulldown: no
closed gops: no
VBV check: yes
scene change det.: yes
interlaced: auto, TFF
goplen,B-pic: AUTO
dc_precision: 9
scan method: auto
bias: 0
chapter frames: 0
time code: 0 0 0 0
CPU: SSSE3
priority: idle
SMP active: yes
matrix: MPEG
luminance gain: no
adaptive quantization: yes, strength 1
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| source stats |
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nr. of frames in source: 34835
width*height: 720x480
fps: 29.970
nr. of frames to encode: 34835
frames to encode: 0 - 34834
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| encoding - pass 1 |
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pass 1 encoding time: 8:18:52 (29932.19 s)
fps: 1.2
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| encoding - pass 2 |
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pass 2 encoding time: 8:17:00 (29819.90 s)
fps: 1.2
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| encoding stats |
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nr. of gops: 2508
nr. of frames: 34835
nr. of I-frames: 2508
nr. of P-frames: 9641
nr. of B-frames: 22686
average bitrate: 2000
minimum bitrate: 148
maximum bitrate: 7999
bytes in bitstream: 290751811
bits in bitstream: 2326014488
average Quantizer: 6.913
total CPU time: 18:10:21 (65421.08 s)
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