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Originally Posted by Ch3vr0n
multiprocessing LAVF would be cool to see happening. multiprocessing LAFV x264-64 would be even better. That would definitely give a major speed increase. 80% into the current build and ram usage per instance is holding steady arround 800MB each, total cpu usage at 100%, total ram use at 5.2GB
** edit: recoding for main m2ts complete: job time including splitting and rejoining multiparts 93minutes**
i did notice some weird behavior. LAVF was disabled in the setup. yet x264-64 was launched and cpu usage was approx 100% for 1 pass encodes on the secondairy files. According to the release notes from September 5th, 2010 x264-64 should only be launched when LAVF is selected on a 64bit os. My OS is 64bit but lavf was not selected.
** edit 2: well this is even weider. Now x264-64 doenst get loaded on VID_00102. On some it does others it doesnt. Weird"
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X264-64 might also be loaded for segments that have ATCDelta set. That was implemented because of a glitch in certain instances related to framecounts processed on multipart sources. I'll look at it and see if it is still necessary with the splitting...