Explain, pls, what is happening in the log-file?

Potatoking · 16th October 2002, 09:06

I tried yesterday to make a SVCD and the result is outstanding using CCE. I sat down and check my logfile and I understand almost everything but not all.
When the AUDIO-part is done then it does something that takes for about 2 hours and then again for about 8 hours.
I assume the last 8 hours are when making the MPG-file but what is happening for the first two hours?
I do not have the log-file so I cannot show You.

...and "YES" I have read the Newbie section...

dvd2svcd · 16th October 2002, 09:25

CCE is using the first two hours to create a VAF file (Video Analyze File), and yes the last 8 hours is for making the mpv file.

Btw, I moved this to the CCE thread.

Justinus · 17th October 2002, 06:05

That "8 hours" is variable. It depends on how many passes you choose.

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Potatoking Registered User Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Sweden Posts: 39	Explain, pls, what is happening in the log-file? I tried yesterday to make a SVCD and the result is outstanding using CCE. I sat down and check my logfile and I understand almost everything but not all. When the AUDIO-part is done then it does something that takes for about 2 hours and then again for about 8 hours. I assume the last 8 hours are when making the MPG-file but what is happening for the first two hours? I do not have the log-file so I cannot show You. ...and "YES" I have read the Newbie section... __________________ If God sees You, shut the lights out.

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dvd2svcd Registered User Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: On top of the world! Posts: 1,837	CCE is using the first two hours to create a VAF file (Video Analyze File), and yes the last 8 hours is for making the mpv file. Btw, I moved this to the CCE thread. __________________ Cheers, dvd2svcd

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Justinus Anime Otaku Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: Hinatasou Posts: 220	That "8 hours" is variable. It depends on how many passes you choose. __________________ Trust is a social good to be protected just as much as the air we breathe or the water we drink. When it is damaged, the community as a whole suffers; and when it is destroyed, societies falter and collapse. - Bok (1978)