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**AGJ** · 03-23-2011, 10:36 AM

Your problem is you are compressing to BD25 straight from the Blu-ray with only a DUAL CORE CPU. What you should try is save the Blu-ray to hard drive as BD50 and then when that done you would use that just created folder as source and compress to BD25 and use the Blu-ray Drive as target if you burn.

Recommended CPU for Blu-ray is a QUAD CORE and above but since you have a GE force 9100 then you could enable CUDA as that card is a CUDA card I beleive and that will speed up the process some as well

**cfreday** · 03-23-2011, 11:23 AM

i did save the whole disc to a file as a BD50 as stated in my post. I then tried to compress to BD25 into a new file (instead of attempting to burn yet) - that is the 2nd log i posted. the problem remains the same.

i didnt know about the quad-core recomendation, but thats a whole new set of issues for me, maybe in the future, but for now, CUDA is enabled on this card, is there anything else that can speed this up?

**regnad kcin** · 03-23-2011, 09:19 PM

This may sound strange, but I think you should be moving the "other" way, ie., away from CUDA.
Your time is excessive...period.

In Common Settings > A/V Codec
please select Software only for all entries, ie., Video Decoder and Video Encoder.
Also leave Lightning Recoding unticked.

See what your times are on this go round and as previously, compress only from files already ripped to your hdd

CUDA is very much a work in progress and results vary widely user to user.
The 9100 is an onboard GPU and less than ideal when it comes to video encoding.

Is this an HP? the make/model or motherboard specs will be helpful.

**cfreday** · 03-24-2011, 06:58 AM

thank you for any and all insight

yes, it is an HP. model name p6313w to be exact. windows 7 is 64 bit. here is the information from my motherboard and chipset....

Motherboard
System Board
Manufacturer PEGATRON CORPORATION
Product VIOLET6
Chipset nVidia MCP78/77/72
BIOS
Vendor American Megatrends Inc.
Release Date 01/19/2010
BIOS Version String 5.14
ROM Size 1.00 MB
AMD Athlon(tm) II X2 215 Processor
Name AMD Athlon(tm) II X2 215 Processor
Cores 2
Threads 2
Temperature 22.250 C
Current Speed 2.70 GHz
Multiplier x 13.5 (4 - 13.5)
Features MMX(+), 3DNow!(+), PSE36, x86-64, SSE, SSE2, SSE3, SSE4A, NX, SVM
L1 Instruction Cache 2 x 64.00 kB
L1 Data Cache 2 x 64.00 kB
L2 Cache 2 x 512.00 kB

I will try it the way you stated and post the logs, although im pretty sure i have and it was no different, but for clarification, i will do it and post.

This may sound crazy, but i have a sneaking suspicion that my norton 360 product may have something to do with this, i disabled the internet traficking and firewall with no luck but found no other way to disable the internal monitering (if there is any, i think there is). im also gonna dig into this.

**cfreday** · 03-24-2011, 01:44 PM

success!!!

[QUOTE=regnad kcin;80484]This may sound strange, but I think you should be moving the "other" way, ie., away from CUDA.
Your time is excessive...period.

In Common Settings > A/V Codec
please select Software only for all entries, ie., Video Decoder and Video Encoder.
Also leave Lightning Recoding unticked.

Thank you regnad kcin!!!
The option i never attempted was the video Encoder set to software only and the lightning recoding unchecked - (so all the options were set to software only) took the time all the way down from 22+ hours to a little above 4 hours - i can live with that. apparantly CUDA was slowing me down. i also had a successful burn with IMGBURN. I am a very happy customer now.

Best Regards

**regnad kcin** · 03-24-2011, 09:43 PM

Glad to hear it...enjoy

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