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01-31-2005, 07:11 AM
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Odd difference in conversion times
I have two systems, one's an older system with a 750meg
AMD Duron processor, and 384meg of PC100 memory. It's also loaded down with programs. A newer system has an AMD Sempron 2800 (2 gig) processor and 512meg of DDR memory. I used Nero Express to test their speeds and processed a small 30 meg avi file to DVD. The old system took 44 minutes, the new 7 minutes. But, when I went to convert a conventional 700 meg avi to DVD, the newer system didn't seem much faster than the old one, taking about 9 hours to do it. Any idea why the differences in processing for the two different sized files? -Rich RichA |
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01-31-2005, 07:53 AM
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Re: Odd difference in conversion times
automatic settings may have selected 2 pass for the new machine and 1 pass for the
old machine? "RichA" <> wrote in message news:... >I have two systems, one's an older system with a 750meg > AMD Duron processor, and 384meg of PC100 memory. It's also > loaded down with programs. A newer system has an AMD Sempron > 2800 (2 gig) processor and 512meg of DDR memory. > I used Nero Express to test their speeds and processed a small > 30 meg avi file to DVD. The old system took 44 minutes, > the new 7 minutes. But, when I went to convert a conventional > 700 meg avi to DVD, the newer system didn't seem much faster > than the old one, taking about 9 hours to do it. > Any idea why the differences in processing for the two different > sized files? > -Rich What The |
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01-31-2005, 11:38 PM
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Re: Odd difference in conversion times
On Mon, 31 Jan 2005 07:53:09 GMT, "What The" <> wrote:
>automatic settings may have selected 2 pass for the new machine and 1 pass for the >old machine? > > >"RichA" <> wrote in message >news:.. . >>I have two systems, one's an older system with a 750meg >> AMD Duron processor, and 384meg of PC100 memory. It's also >> loaded down with programs. A newer system has an AMD Sempron >> 2800 (2 gig) processor and 512meg of DDR memory. >> I used Nero Express to test their speeds and processed a small >> 30 meg avi file to DVD. The old system took 44 minutes, >> the new 7 minutes. But, when I went to convert a conventional >> 700 meg avi to DVD, the newer system didn't seem much faster >> than the old one, taking about 9 hours to do it. >> Any idea why the differences in processing for the two different >> sized files? >> -Rich > I'll check that out, thanks! -Rich RichA |
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