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Discussion in 'MPEG-1 and MPEG-2 encoding (AVI to DVD)' started by cousin80, Jul 4, 2005.

  1. cousin80

    cousin80 Regular member

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    last night i encoded a 700mb avi to dvd using cce and the filmmachine. I let it go at about 10:00pm and woke up at 8:00am and cce was only halfway done with the second pass. i figured if i left it running all day today it might be done but i shut it down it was taking to long. My question is. does this usually take this long? if it does it is not even worth it to me, or maybe i have to get a faster computer. i know i can convert avi to dvd with dvd santa in like 4 hours. I am running win xp with 518mhz, 448mbs of ram
     
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    518mhz? I would just use 1 pass with CCE if I were you. It will probably still be far better quality the DVD Santa.
     
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    ok i will try one pass tonight i tried 4 last night i just hope one pass will be done while i am sleeping. this is actually a little test i am doing to compare to dvd santa. i already have it encoaded with dvd santa and i wand to see the diference. i seem to be happy with the work that dvd santa does but i have not did a video with cce yet ill let you know how i make out
     
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    sorry i had a little mistake it is 1.79 ghz, 448mbs
     
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    LOL. Good. I was like "518mhz? I'm suprised he can even use XP".
     

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