Converting my library is going to take forever at this pace!
Using the newest beta of Handbrake I am currently getting around 5-8fps average when converting dvds on my dual 1.8 G5 Powermac with 1gb ram.
Using the following settings:
mp4 file
avc/h.264/aac
x264
one pass
avg bitrate of 1500
keep ar:off
deinterlace:off
anamorphic:on
I am first ripping the movie only to hard drive using mactheripper.
Any ideas? My 1.83 macbook core duo seems to be faring better - averaging 20fps for a movie i have running now.
Slooooooow encodes
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whoops - might have spoken to soon - it looks like audio dropped out of "walk the line" which is what just completed. hmm. time to investigate.cknyckny wrote:that's what is showing up as fps in handbrake while it's encoding. generally it takes around 4-5 hours per pass for a 2 hour movie. audio is there fine and i'm letting the encode go through.
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cknyckny wrote: it looks like audio dropped out
there is a direct link with the encode slowing down to a crawl the second the audio drops. the typical decrease in speed is reported to being right around 8FPS on machines that can handle about 20-25FPS.
its always a good idea to run a 1 pass encode with a case like yours and check the encode once its done, once you find the dropped audio you will know its nothing worth starting a new thread for.
im sure you noticed the huge thread related to dropped audio, you can continue reading and posting in there in regards to this problem.