almost 12 hrs to rip a DVD with ATV preset?
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almost 12 hrs to rip a DVD with ATV preset?
I am ripping 'Unfaithful', a DVD with dualayer 5.1 soundtrack, using AppleTV preset. It has been 8 hours and the process is only 61% done. The average encoding speed is shown as 3.74 fps with my iMac duo-core 2.0 GHz with 2GB RAM. Is this speed normal or will this vary from one DVD to another? I am using the latest version of Handbrake.
Re: almost 12 hrs to rip a DVD with ATV preset?
Ouch. That's only a little faster than if your Mac was unplugged.casioguy wrote: ... The average encoding speed is shown as 3.74 fps ...
My guess is that if you let it finish, you'd have audio problems: http://handbrake.m0k.org/forum/viewtopic.php?t=849
You can also check out what's going on in Activity Monitor (in your Utilities folder). If Handbrake isn't using most of your CPUs (roughly 140% or more, etc.) then you're in for some despair.
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Re: almost 12 hrs to rip a DVD with ATV preset?
this would be a new one if its an audio drop, 3FPS is way under the usually reported 8FPS speed drop.casioguy wrote: The average encoding speed is shown as 3.74 fps with my iMac duo-core 2.0 GHz with 2GB RAM.
having said this, i am not saying it is NOT a dropped audio, just that i have yet to see such a speed decrease as a symptom of an audio drop on a 2Ghz processor.
i am very interested in seeing the results of this encode