Virtual Dub frameserving ... slow

[symonjfox]

Hi, I need to use the frameserving mode to send to CCE a Segmented AVI.

I've an Athlon XP 1700+, 512 DDR SDRAM, 2 Hard Disk 60 GB IBM ATA100. System WinXP PRO

I tried to whatch the CPU occupation while encoding and I discover that Virtual Dub uses the 61% and CCE the rest of CPU power.

Using Vdub and TMPGENC the Vdub occupation was only 15%

Why?

[Suzahara]

Are you doing any filtering with vdub? If not, just use avisynth to get the avi sources to cce. Much faster and easier than using the framesever.

[symonjfox]

No, I don't use any filter (I just load the movie, cut the credits and commercials) and I encode video and audio separately.

Ok, I'll try avisinty

[Abond]

@Suzahara
How can one use (I mean which script) avisynth for segmented .avi?

[symonjfox]

It's easy.

Suppose you captured a segmented avi file, Virtual Dub calls them Video.00.avi Video.01.avi Video.02.avi and so on.

Now you can manually add every file to the script just doin this

Avisource("e:\Video.00.avi") + ("e:\Video.01.avi") and so on

or just type this

SegmentedAvisource("e:\Video.avi")

Note that you must indicate the location (and the name without .00 or .01 and other (so you must write Video.avi)


I tested it today and I noted that it's faster than Frameserving in Virtual Dub.

[Abond]

Thanks.:)