On 15 déc. 06, at 13:40, Dr. Trevor J. Hutley wrote: > > On 15 Dec 2006, at 02:41, Rich Jones wrote: > >> Converting from a 1 Hr EyeTV HD recording to DVD format using >> Toast took about 18 Hrs with my old Power Mac 867 single >> processor. Using my G5 2 GHz dual takes about an hour. >> On Dec 14, 2006, at 12:42 PM, Jon Riecken wrote: >> >>> I had a family video in .mp4 format. I used ffmpegx to convert to >>> a dvd, and ... Wow... it took over 8 hours to convert it! I then >>> used Toast 6 to encode/burn to a dvd. Has anyone else noticed any >>> lag or long delay for this? Is my PB G4 667/1gig ram/80 gig 5400 >>> rpm/8x dvd burner, just too slow to handle this sort of stuff? I >>> am running Tiger... > > Only recently have I started to do this kind of encoding on my Al > PB 1.25, and I was initially surprised about the amount of time it > takes. > Right now I am encoding a 700 MB AVI (with the dreaded 'ms' audio > track) to H.264 (using the free iSquint) and it is showing 7h for > the conversion....! > So your timing for conversion seems appropriate. > last week i "ripped" 8 episodes from the miami vice season one dvd with handbrake, so that i wouldn't have to take the dvds with me on my trip. each episode (45min) took around 2h15min to rip on my girldfriend's ibook (1.33ghz, 768mb ram). it took just 12min per episode on a 2.66 macpro with 3gigs of ram… amazing alexandre :: 17" 2.33ghz ic2d macbook pro / 2.0gb / 160gb / X.4.8 ::