CCE needs 12 hours do to it's work

[Xnedra]

Hi there,

I just tried to backup my first dvd to an svcd. Before this in only recorded from tv and collected everything as divx using Flask and VirDub but know I need an SVCD.
I am using:
PIV 1.5GHz, 512MB RAM, Win2000Prof
DVD2SVCD 1.0.7 b4
CCE 2.50 with patch for Checksumerror
and I tried to backup a 90minutes movie.
The preferences were done as in the DVD2VCD-Guide at doom9.org (no interlacing just one audio track)...the rest of the Settings can be found at http://www.xnedra.de/download/info.d2s, because in don't won't to put it all into this message...could be a bit long. :)

I just wanna know, if it is normal with these settings and this computer that the process takes about 15 hours (with CCE taking most of the time at speed 0.936. :( )

Thanks a lot and just ask, if i forgot to write something down.
Katrin

[gerti67]

Hi Xnedra,

welcome to the forum. It is difficult to tell the time CCE needs to finish as it depends on a lot of settings. As what I can see from your *.d2s project file you're doing PAL with no deinterlacing and the default settings with SimpleResize.

Usually, the speed should be a bit higher with your system but this dependes on the programs running in the background and the chipset and so on.

There was a lengthy discussion in the forum about CCE speeds and improvements just do a search with the wors "CCE AND speed" or something like that - and please read the "Welcome" sticky and the FAQ if not already done because there are also examples on CCE speed to find in there.

Greetings,
Gerti

[Xnedra]

Hi gerti,

thanks for Your answer. I will do a search for CCE and speed when I return home from the CeBIT. I read the Welcome sticky and the FAQ, but I coult not find anything there about the process lasting that long. I did some searches through the forum (did not try 'speed') but could not find an answer.
So...I will post once more next week, if I can't find an answer.

Thanx,
X

[markrb]

Really quick answer as most of this gerti67 covered and you should find tons of info on a search.

1 PAL slower then NTSC
2. Downsample 48-44.1 usually not needed unless you are playing on an SVCD only player.
3. You could have needed some optional, but automatically set, ways of encoding that will slow you down a ton.
4. If you checked TS you will slow way down
5. If you deinterlaced that will slow you way down

If you want us to give that encoding a once over post your DVD2SVCD_log.txt file using cut and paste. That will tell us what options, if any, were used.

For future reference get used to posting your log file. If you have a problem that is about the only way we can tell what exactly happened. Don't worry about it's length. I would rather see it and it not be needed then have to wait for you to respond with it. Faster answer that way.

Mark

[Bigbucks1959]

So from reading your post I do not have to downsample audio 48-44khz.

Should be a big increase in time to create my svcds if this is the case.

I do NTSC DVS...

Thx,
PK

Originally posted by markrb
Really quick answer as most of this gerti67 covered and you should find tons of info on a search.

1 PAL slower then NTSC
2. Downsample 48-44.1 usually not needed unless you are playing on an SVCD only player.
3. You could have needed some optional, but automatically set, ways of encoding that will slow you down a ton.
4. If you checked TS you will slow way down
5. If you deinterlaced that will slow you way down

If you want us to give that encoding a once over post your DVD2SVCD_log.txt file using cut and paste. That will tell us what options, if any, were used.

For future reference get used to posting your log file. If you have a problem that is about the only way we can tell what exactly happened. Don't worry about it's length. I would rather see it and it not be needed then have to wait for you to respond with it. Faster answer that way.

Mark

[markrb]

Why don't you read the Q + A. It wasn't written for our health.

Q14: Do I have to use downsampling and convert 48 to 44.1?


Mark