Hello,
I post a problem in the french section but without answer, I try here. Having changed my computer a few days ago, I did some tests with DVDFAB but I find that the speed of encoding is not very important. By looking a little and doing some tests with my old pc I get the following results: Old PC: i7-4700 + 8GB RAM + NVIDIA 750GM: encoding at 160/180 fps New PC: Ryzen 3900X + 32GB + RX590: encoding at 100 fps. Friend's PC: core i7-6700 + 8GB + Quadro K2200: encoding at 330 fps. I had sent a message to support who gave me a try by disabling the 2 parameters (Lightning recoding and lightning-shrink) but I get the same results. The conversion is very slow. It starts at 6 fps and blocks for at least 5 minutes at 11% advance then climbs to 103 fps maximum. I tried to activate only Lightning recoding: same result and another test with lightning-shrink only where the result is identical too. I did another test by unchecking the options Lightning recoding and lightning-shrink and I chose in decoder and video encoder the option "Software" instead of "AMD APP". In this case, I see that I only use the processor and I manage to go up to 200 fps. In all tests with "AMD APP", it used 100% of the graphics card and 10% of the processor. Going through "Software", I use 100% of the processor and 2% of the graphics card. I don't understand the gap I have with my config. I saw on the English forum that there would be other people in the same case with a ryzen-based config. Here is the link of the forum in question: https://forum.dvdfab.cn/forum/softwa...ripping-issues Could you tell me if this is normal? And tell me how to fix it? thank you in advance Bryan
I post a problem in the french section but without answer, I try here. Having changed my computer a few days ago, I did some tests with DVDFAB but I find that the speed of encoding is not very important. By looking a little and doing some tests with my old pc I get the following results: Old PC: i7-4700 + 8GB RAM + NVIDIA 750GM: encoding at 160/180 fps New PC: Ryzen 3900X + 32GB + RX590: encoding at 100 fps. Friend's PC: core i7-6700 + 8GB + Quadro K2200: encoding at 330 fps. I had sent a message to support who gave me a try by disabling the 2 parameters (Lightning recoding and lightning-shrink) but I get the same results. The conversion is very slow. It starts at 6 fps and blocks for at least 5 minutes at 11% advance then climbs to 103 fps maximum. I tried to activate only Lightning recoding: same result and another test with lightning-shrink only where the result is identical too. I did another test by unchecking the options Lightning recoding and lightning-shrink and I chose in decoder and video encoder the option "Software" instead of "AMD APP". In this case, I see that I only use the processor and I manage to go up to 200 fps. In all tests with "AMD APP", it used 100% of the graphics card and 10% of the processor. Going through "Software", I use 100% of the processor and 2% of the graphics card. I don't understand the gap I have with my config. I saw on the English forum that there would be other people in the same case with a ryzen-based config. Here is the link of the forum in question: https://forum.dvdfab.cn/forum/softwa...ripping-issues Could you tell me if this is normal? And tell me how to fix it? thank you in advance Bryan
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