i have slow CPU (Pentium II)

[killer]

i have Pentium II 350 192 Ram
and i can' tuse the CCE
i would like to know if i can use the TMPGEnc and how
plz help

[chainsaw135]

You will not be able to use Cinema Craft encoder or Tmpgenc. The system requirments are:

Pentium 3 Processor

128megs of ram but wont run very well you should have atleast 256mb of ram.

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Tmpgenc system requirements: Pentium 3 500mhz or higher

64mb of ram

100mb free space

[da franksta]

as stated on the www.tmpgenc.net site, slower cpu's MIGHT work.

[chainsaw135]

Well i'd like to see someone that has a pentium 2 350 post so we can see if it will work. I posted what Is in the manual and read me file that came with CCE and Tmpgenc.

[da franksta]

i tried it on a k6-2 450MHz with 128Mb RAM. No problems (well, SLOW of course :D ). Don't know about other specs. Perhaps someone at the tmpgenc-forum does.

[jasond]

I used to use tmpgenc on my p2300mmx with no problems

It will be slow .. but it will work :)

[chainsaw135]

Thanks for the info you guys..tho i'll never need to worry about that, i would like to be able to help others that do i'm sure this question will come up again, and now i can do a post of the read me files and also your information.

@Da Franksta, Killer: man i bet both of those encodes were HELLA slow:)

[Cidici]

i have a .... P2 350 with 192mb ram :-))))
i tried one month ago tmpgenc and it worked, BUT im not sure about the quality of the output.
I tried to encode a small part of a trailer and i got some jerks while reproducing it on the dvd with my DVD-player.

then i bought a new pc (amd duron 1000) and using the latest version of tmpgenc i tried to encode some pieces of ANOTHER movie and they worked perfectly.

unfortunately i havent tried to encode the same problematic trailer, so i cant assure u that the problem was because of the old pc

Just do some (SLOOOOOW) tests :-))