OT: CinemaCraft for Compressor

[Ed Dooley]

Thanks Jeremy!
Ed

[Michael Horton]

[David Roth Weiss] “Since I gave away my winning ticket for the full Adobe Suite last month, do I get any special dispensation? “

Sure, if Paquito Mos gives us gift certificates you get one.

Michael Horton
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[David Roth weiss]

[Michael Horton] “Sure, if Paquito Mos gives us gift certificates you get one.”

But Michael, if you give a guy a taco you feed him for a day, give a guy the new CinemaCraft for Compressor you feed for a lifetime.

David Roth Weiss
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[Bouke Vahl]

[walter biscardi] “About 32 minutes for a 26 minute video for DVD”

I’m not impressed, unless it’s a multiple pass render and/or you have tons of pre-processing. (Still beats my first 60:1 MpegII encodes when i started DVD making 🙂
What are you putting in? Do you have fast drives?
Cinemacraft (on PC) is (depending on the input codec) up to 5 times faster than RT (5 minutes for a 25 minute clip).
This is on a dual dual 3 gigPC with fast drives.
Uncompressed avid qtRefs in Pal are 2 times RT.
And i never get over 50% CPU use, so the machine is free enough to do other work…

I’m not familiar with Bitvice, but i would think it should be faster on an octocore…

Bouke

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[Walter Biscardi]

[bouke vahl] “I’m not impressed, unless it’s a multiple pass render and/or you have tons of pre-processing”

That’s a two pass render.

[bouke vahl] “What are you putting in? Do you have fast drives?”

FW800 LaCie.

Walter Biscardi, Jr.
Biscardi Creative Media
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[Bouke Vahl]

[walter biscardi] “That’s a two pass render.”

that explains something…

[walter biscardi] “FW800 LaCie.”

and that probably explains the rest 🙂

Bouke

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