does CCE encode time change with file types?

[Chunny]

The last few files I remember use CCE to make SVCDs were Xvid's, Divx3 and they were going at around .794

Now I'm doing a divx5pro (done them before in another OS but don't remember how long it took) in WinXP and all of a sudden it's only going .460? and it goes up and down.

All the files I"m talking about are pretty much the same length

[Chunny]

The resolution in this one is 712x392 and I'm making it into 480x480.

I wonder if that has anything to do.

I know the other files that I make 480x480 (letterboxed) go at full speed. Probably because this one is full screen perhaps? (Just remembered doing a full screen one the other day at normal speed)

It also says beside filesize (2.2mbps)

It used to say 1.5mbps but with the speed more closer to 0.8

[Chunny]

My conclusion.

Xvid and Divx 3 decompress easier. I'm only using Divx5pro as a decoder for all DiVX content.

Times in virtualdub for video scan for stream errors were significantly higher for Divx5 encoded files thus resulting in a slower CCE encode speed and a higher encode time.

I thought something was going nuts with my winXP.

BTW XP users, don't mess around with priority settings. XP does a pretty good job on it's on, and when you change one, it messes a lotta things around :)

Thanks. Mods can delete this thread if they want. Solved my own problem