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    Can Video Converter convert files with a 1-pass bit rate higher than 13.4K?

    Can Video Converter convert files with a 1-pass bit rate higher than 13.4K?

    #2
    Hi white94cobra,

    Please be more specific and descriptive. The more information you offer, the more effective assistance we provide. Thanks for your understanding.

    Sincerely,
    Sunny
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    Last edited by sunny; 04-21-2011, 02:08 PM.

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      #3
      Hi Sunny... I have lots of MKV and M2TS files with a bit rates of 20-35kbps. I purchased Video Converter to convert these down to around 15-18kbps. Unfortunately anytime I try to convert a file using Video Converter (CUDA enabled) with a 1-pass bit rate above 13.4kbps it immediately fails with the following error message:
      Work 1 failed, Error = 504.00 0 error: process exception, filter(type128:id12), info = 503.00 13

      I have tried over 20 different files. They convert fine with free-ware software, albeit much slower than DVDFab.

      If I try converting using software mode, it starts encoding at around 20fps, but gradually slows to 1fps over a period of 15 minutes (with CPU still around 80-90%).


      My system is as follows:
      Intel Core i7 950
      Asus P6X58D-E Motherboard
      MSI Cyclone GTX460
      6GB PC1333 DDR3 Memory
      256MB OCZ Vertex SSD
      Seagate 500GB HD
      Seagate 2TB HD

      Logs attached.

      Thank you
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        #4
        Hi, white94cobra
        1. High bit rate means biger output file size, so you can set higher bit rate.
        2. The encoding Fps just means conversion speed, but now DVDFab have a bug which convertion speed slows down.
        3. Thank you for your report, and this bug will be fixed.

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          #5
          Thank you for the response.

          1. I realize a higher bit rate results in a larger file, that is why I want to reduce the bit rate on current files down to around 15kbps. DVDFab crashes immediately when trying to convert using a bit rate above 13.4kbps (1-pass, for 2-pass it crashes at around 6kbps).

          2. Yes, encoded frames per second would be the speed at which the file is converted. I'm glad to hear that this is a know bug and is scheduled to be fixed.

          Thanks again!

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