Good Time estimate for TMGEnc?

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  1. garpt

    garpt Member

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    I run a 1.8 GH Dell, 768mg DDR Ram, 7200rpm Drive. Say, an average full movie .AVI, about 800MB, highest quality setting. I am averaging 19 to 24+ hours, at a frame rate +/- 4FPS. Is this a realistic time? If it IS longer than usual, as I suspect, where should I start looking for things to correct? Machine has always fared well in its class on speed/performance tests. I know it's not a hardware issue. Always maintain and run utilities, to keep my Dell lean and mean as possible. Any answers are appreciated! THANKS. Gary
     
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    hi garpt
    I have a dell demension 8100 with 512mb ram,and for me to make an mgeg2 with TMPGEnc,takes me about 5 hours tops.I use the high quality slow setting,i read where the highest quality slowest is pretty much a waste of time,since you really cant tell with the quality difference.Your encoding time seems a bit much even for the slowest setting.You might want to try mainconcepts encoder,its alot more expensive,but it encodes in real time or faster,trial version available.
    I dont have an answer how to speed you up with your curent settings,and encoder.
    good luck
    jim
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  3. garpt

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    Thanks for the info, Jim. I will def. check that out.
     

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