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Originally posted by Acaila
Not if any of the MPEG4 features use a colorspace conversion to achieve their goal. The point in using fast recompress over normal processing is to avoid the colorspace conversion YUY2->RGB->YV12 and only do YUY2->YV12. Normally this will save time, unless any of the filters/settings you use only work in RGB and thus force a YUY2->RGB->YUY2 conversion internally.
I don't know if the MPEG4 feature do such a thing, but the best thing to test the speed-up with fast recompress is to do it without these features.
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I get your point.
However I am strictly following Doom9's DivX 5 guide at present and he recommends using GMC, Bidirectional processing and Fast Reprocess, so I presime there is a point in using the latter.
I timed a 10000 frame test using Full Processing Mode or Fast Reprocess as the only difference (typical settings for a DivX5 rip as per Doom9). Results were:
FPM 17 min 14 s FR 16 min 12 s
The FR time was 94 % of the FPM time.
JB