cce 2.66 speed

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spak

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Hi folks,

I'm using CCE 2.66 to convert "*.d2v-file" to m2v (via avisynth).
My computer is a P4 1800 with a ram of 768.
The result is very good, but the speed is only 0.75 per pass.
Am I doing anything wrong or is this normal?

What's to say about the CCE audio-conversion "wave to mp2",
is it really that bad ?

So long

spak:)
 
minion

minion

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That speed isn"t that bad..You should be doing a Bit better though..I have a 1.7 Intell Overclocked to 1.87 with 256mb-ddr and I get between 0.9 and 1.2 depending on the file and which filters used...Are you writeing the Scripts your self or are you useing something like Gordain knot to write the scripts..Try to load the least amount of Filters as possible and use the least amount of filters..i only use a Couple and get pretty good speed..something like this:

Loadplugin("C:/Plugins/mpeg2dec")
Loadplugin("C:/plugins/decomb.dll")
Mpeg2source(C:/movie.d2v")
SimpleResize("480,480")
Field deinterlace()

Thats about All I use for a Script and It works good for me, accept I"m not good at writeing them thats why they are short..lol
 
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spak

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Hi,
so that's the avs I use (from FitCD):

LoadPlugin("C:\WINDOWS\system32\MPEG2DEC.dll")
mpeg2source("I:\WASABI\wasabi.d2v")
BicubicResize(464,542,0,0.6,0,8,720,560)
AddBorders(8,17,8,17)

I added 512 ram last week and it's perhaps 5 % faster,
hoped it would be more.

spak
 
minion

minion

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That is wierd that I"m getting faster speed than you and I have a slower system and were useing similar scripts...I"m useing the newest AVIsynth v2.0, that"s all I can think of...Anyway it"s a lot faster than Tmpgenc or pretty much any encoder out there accept for maybe "MainConcept 1.2", which is pretty close to the same speed and simular Quality...have you tried it?..you might get faster speed with it..Depending on the file I"m encodeing it can be faster in some cases, and it accepts AVS files...
 
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elpresidente

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hmm...
I have a P4 2.4 (now only 256ram DDR333 cause I´m still waiting for my 1066RIMM)
but I never get under 1.3 ?! so ... something is wrong with settings...cause I used to get 1.1 with my Athlon 1700xp...

üsse
 
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spak

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Dear senor el presidente,
I hope you have a suggestion to solve my problem, could it be
the version of avisynth?
grütz
spak
 
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spak

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OK,
I took avisynth v 2.06 - nothing changed.
Next I tried "MPEG2DEC2.dll" instead of "MPEG2DEC.dll" - the same result : speed at 0.75!
 
ChickenMan

ChickenMan

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I have an Athlon 1800+ and I generally get between 1.0 to 1.4 conversion for DVD's and up to 2.4 for AVI's.

A lot depends on the movie format your encoding. If it is FULL Screan PAL, then that will be a lot slower than the very widescreen NTSC FILM format with identical scripts, plugins, PC, etc

An Athlon at same speed at a P4 will encode faster, regardless of what all the super duper Intel vs Athlon testing done by the "experts" will indicate.

CM
 
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spak

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Hi,
I found out that I should not use "FitCD", but cut away all black parts of the movie in avisynth. Now the speed is roundabout 1, this is ok for me.
Thanks
spak:)
 
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