Job summary elapsed time

[MyronAub]

HandBrake 1.2.2
Windows 7 Professional

If I queue up say 10 jobs and then let Handbrake run them all, is there a simple way when all finished to see how long each individual job took?

For example, I want to run some tests to see how much quicker or slower encoding the exact same file is with certain filters/encoder/quality settings.

Any ideas anyone?

[rollin_eng]

The logs should tell you.

[MyronAub]

The logs should tell you.

Do you mean by looking at the start encode timestamp (e.g. [09:41:51]) and then the last timestamp in the log (e.g. [11:42:45]) and manually working out the difference?

I was hoping there'd be an easier/quicker way and am surprised the actual time elapsed isn't logged anywhere.

[mduell]

You can look at the encoding speed line (fps) in the log, which provides the reciprocal of encoding time.

[s55]

The nightly builds have a statistics tab on the queue, so it's much easier to see this information.

[rollin_eng]

You can look at the encoding speed line (fps) in the log, which provides the reciprocal of encoding time.

That will not give you the job time though, just the video encode time.