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Discussion in 'DVD / BD-Rebuilder forum' started by DemonDog, Sep 19, 2005.

  1. DemonDog

    DemonDog Regular member

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    In DVDRebuilder Pro under, "Options, AVS Options, Advanced (Expert) Options, Set Decoder iDCT" you can optimize the program for your processor by selecting the appropriate option. Here's link.

    http://neuron2.net/dgmpgdec/DGDecodeManual.html#AppendixC

    As you can see in Appendix C (& B), SSE2 is the fastest and can only be used in Pentium 4 and Athlon 64 based chips.
     
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    and you think *encoder default* will not check the available cpu instructions and make the best possible choice accordingly?
     
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    I don't KNOW, do you? Since I know what the optimum is I'll check that box. For DVDRebuilder to choose the best option it would have to have a routine to recognize the various chips of AMD and Intel, which it may or may not have. Without such a routine the default would look to be MMX since that is compatible with all Intel & AMD cpu's.
     
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    i usually have idct set to *decoder default*

    the last backup i did took 297 min for the encoding part

    i used hc 016 latest release + profile best + matrix *autoq2* + avs filtering *undot + fluxsmooth*


    now i switched from decoder default to sse2/mmx with identical settings to the previous conversion

    encoding took 299 min this time


    in both cases the conversions were done overnight with the pc untouched

    cpu: athon64
     

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