DVDFab Bku-ray horribly slow (50 to 25)

[ernielee]

cuda as fast as intel now with v6.1.6.2

With V9.1.6.0 setting Intel Quick Sync movie Noah movie only to BD25
was 18:23 min. Intel is faster than Cuda.

Cuda now as fast as Intel Quick Sync with V6.1.6.2
same movie only BD25 was 18:27 all setting to CUDA.

[MrVideo]

Speeds of less than minutes to re-encode to 25GB size is unreal.

An update to my situation:

Somewhere here I read that GPU lightning shrink should not be used, instead using software re-encoding. Do not remember the reason why.

I turned GPU lightning shrink back on and the time was around 4 hrs. That is what it had been typically.

This week I put in a GTX 650 Ti with 768 cores and now it is done between 1 hr and 1.5 hrs. For me on this 4 core box, it is much better, and usable.

[Chameleon]

I don't know about you but I think 18;23 to convert a Bluray is fast, it takes 10 to 12 minutes to do a DVD9 to a DVD5.

[ernielee]

With V9.1.6.0 setting Intel Quick Sync movie Noah movie only to BD25
was 18:23 min. Intel is faster than Cuda.

[martythebrit]

[90312]

Turbo Boost

[martythebrit]

Did you mean Ready Boost or Turbo Boost?

[90312]

One other thing, I have Intel's Ready Boost installed, not to be confused with Microsoft Readyboost, it allows the CPU to overclock when tasks and temperature permit. I never multitask while doing movies.

I just did main movie of Van Helsing BR:

[martythebrit]

The 4770K should be a little faster than our 3770K's maybe two or three minutes shaved off.

[ernielee]

ernielee; are you using Quick Sync, that's the big speed boost...

No all setting cuda using gtx 770 main movie to BD25 avg time 24 min on my
4770k.
my 3570k with gtx 660TI can do 20 min all setting cuda.
I will play around with my 4770K in Intel Quick Sync let you guys know if I can cut 4 or more minutes.

thanks or the reply

[90312]

I agree with martythebrit, mine is a 3770K ernielee and slower than yours but I use Quick Sync.

[martythebrit]

ernielee; are you using Quick Sync, that's the big speed boost...

[ernielee]

Thinking on your issue I tried The Hobbit - Smaug that I have saved to the HDD as a full disk. I always save to HDD as full disk and then put the original up. You can buy a TB HDD for about the price of 3 BR movies. Anyway I compressed to 25GB "Main Movie" from the full rip in 20 minutes, I can't remember it being much if any faster than that from the HDD folder.

20 minutes that fast what's the specs of your system?

[90312]

Thinking on your issue I tried The Hobbit - Smaug that I have saved to the HDD as a full disk. I always save to HDD as full disk and then put the original up. You can buy a TB HDD for about the price of 3 BR movies. Anyway I compressed to 25GB "Main Movie" from the full rip in 20 minutes, I can't remember it being much if any faster than that from the HDD folder.

[Simca]

Thanks for the help, I'll take your advice. I tried the "Full Disk" function to a 50GB disc and it worked flawlessly; but, not the "main Movie" compression to a 25GB disc. A great form, thanks once again.