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harrystruman · 27th April 2010, 17:39

Dzieki!!!

My CPU its an AMD X2 4200+, 4 GBs of RAM, a combo bluray-HDDVD drive, and playing fine with the bundled powerdvd ultra. Also, remuxed movies work fine, no matter what codec (VC1, H264).

For your info, I tried another software to test the same conversion, and let it use the original VC1 codec bundled with Windows 7 instead of the ffdshow one: The result was a little better, more "in synch", but still not perfect.

But the CPU power could be that important when converting video? I mean, besides taking longer, should be no problem, right?

Thanks again.

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harrystruman Registered User Join Date: Mar 2010 Posts: 12	Dzieki!!! My CPU its an AMD X2 4200+, 4 GBs of RAM, a combo bluray-HDDVD drive, and playing fine with the bundled powerdvd ultra. Also, remuxed movies work fine, no matter what codec (VC1, H264). For your info, I tried another software to test the same conversion, and let it use the original VC1 codec bundled with Windows 7 instead of the ffdshow one: The result was a little better, more "in synch", but still not perfect. But the CPU power could be that important when converting video? I mean, besides taking longer, should be no problem, right? Thanks again.