wow! were you doing ffmpeg or h.264? my earlier conversion was 700kbps to mpeg4 using ffmpeg. i did another using h.264 and it was a lot faster.MacAficionado said:I did a 1hr55min video, Green Day Bullet in a Bible to be exact, in about 1hr09 minutes. Or at least that is what it said at the begining. I was averaging between 40 and 44 fps. And that was to iPod size also.
I was very happy with that, I hope this is about what it should be.
Why would you NOT use h.264? The codec rocks!kugino said:i did another using h.264 and it was a lot faster.
i do for my larger conversions. my ipod sized conversions are mpeg4 b/c it also needs to play on my wife's treo 650, which doesn't like h.264 very much...AtHomeBoy_2000 said:Why would you NOT use h.264? The codec rocks!
are you running any other apps at the same time? also, what was your final average fps when compression ended? thanks.RitchieDeMan said:I'm Running the New Universal Binary Handbrake on my iMac 20 duo/2GB and getting frame rates of around 77 when compressing to MP4 for my iPod
kugino said:are you running any other apps at the same time? also, what was your final average fps when compression ended? thanks.
iBunny said:On handbrakes site, I see a PPC version and a UB Version, but no "intel" version?
I amjust looking for the fastest possible on my IntelliMac
atari1356 said:You want the universal binary version.
Although I wonder if there's a utility yet for stripping the PPC part of universal binaries out, to save on hard drive space. (not that it really matters to me since I won't be buying an Intel Mac for a couple years probably)
joshysquashy said:Im not sure if I'm correct but the program is mainly the same for intel and ppc, not much size is added for a ub. its not anything like twice the size, more like a few mb bigger.
am I correct?