I have a Q6600 quad core, not particularly fast by today’s standards. I always rip the main movie to the HDD compressed if necessary and use the folder as the source. I just tried 8.1.3.2 on the iPad.h264 profile; it achieved 225 fps pretty quickly and went faster as it neared completion. Completed the movie in 11 minutes, and that’s pretty quick for my equipment. So I tried the same movie using the iPod.touch profile, it achieved 335 fps @ 480x272, consistently and up to 346 fps in places, complete in just over 6 minutes. One minor issue with the iPod.touch output, it no longer plays on the PSP so something has changed, but I can’t be sure which version, haven’t used it in a bit. Nice improvement for me overall, thanks!
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This is probably the "halloween treat" speed increase that was mentioned in the release notes for (I think) v8.1.3.1.Supplying DVDFab Logs in the Forum ...........................User Manual PDF for DVDFab v11................................ Guide: Using Images in Posts
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I haven't tried a conversion in awhile, but it's looking good on my rig too.
Middle of the road specs when I built my rig 2 years ago...core i7 920 @ 2.67 GHz.
Did a 6.05 GB flick to an iPad profile with the same settings as 90312.
Took approx 7 minutes and ran a bit over 400 fps
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