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why does it take so long for rebuilder?...
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gitoy
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10. March 2010 @ 14:51 |
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i got a laptop 3 weeks ago...i5, 4g, 320g 5400rpm...i figured this is fairly fast...so why did it take 178 min to encode a 7.19g movie?...
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11. March 2010 @ 15:19 |
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DVD RB is a resource hog. it does alot of numerical calculations. If u use ur task manager, under performance, u will c that the cpu is used at 100 %
Even with an i7 920, DVD RB takes a while
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11. March 2010 @ 15:22 |
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I have a lowly Quad Core, Q6600 (not overclocked). I use HC Encoder (free) with Rebuilder, main movie mode only takes approx 45mins, full disc episodic mode only takes approx 1 hour..
..and yes all 4 cores are maxxed out with HC, which is great as it's utilising all available CPU power
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gitoy
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11. March 2010 @ 18:16 |
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thanks for the replies guys...
so i transcoded the main movie with shrink...took a little over 29 min...
are my eyes deceiving me?...i have a hard time seeing the improvement with rebuilder...do i just need to get used to the rebuilder image quality?...
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11. March 2010 @ 18:34 |
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DVD RB shines (in the quality dept) when u r at higher compression (say >75%). then u will see a great difffernce in quality over shrink
"The flimsier the product,the higher the price"
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gitoy
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12. March 2010 @ 06:11 |
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thanks iluvendo...
so how do i encode only the movie in rebuilder?...is there a reauthor option in rebuilder?...
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13. March 2010 @ 11:28 |
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Originally posted by gitoy:
thanks iluvendo...
so how do i encode only the movie in rebuilder?...is there a reauthor option in rebuilder?...
Only in the Pro version.
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gitoy
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15. March 2010 @ 04:38 |
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Originally posted by iluvendo:
DVD RB shines (in the quality dept) when u r at higher compression (say >75%). then u will see a great difffernce in quality over shrink
okay guys...i finally have seen the light...rebuilder is better than shrink, i can hardly tell the rb copy with the best settings from the original...haleluyah!!!...
so i have the one click with img automatic option...just set and forget...and i can still multitask...
i have been "rebuilding" my library...sure would like to know how to make the process go faster...
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gitoy
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15. March 2010 @ 14:09 |
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just checked my last backup...prepare/encode/rebuild completed in 496 min...this is in best setting...7.60gb...
is this normal?...any suggestions for faster backup?...thanks guys...
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15. March 2010 @ 15:32 |
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" . . any suggestions for faster backup?"
You're not going to want to hear this, but I'll tell you anyway.
Use different software. I use AnyDVD/CloneDVD and I have never had a DVD take more than 30 minutes to rip/compress. I use an Athlon X2 5600+
Sometime it's worth paying money for the convenience.
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15. March 2010 @ 16:03 |
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I'm thinking there must be something strange going on for the OP's i5 CPU giving times inferior to my Q6600; i know it's a laptop but even so, the 178 and 496 minute runtimes are seriously off the scale. Come to think of it even my olde worlde Athlon 2800XP (2.08GHz Barton CPU) used to take 5 hours for main movie mode (the 2800 was my main Rebuilder machine prior to the Q6600). The OP would be better sticking to the superior DVD Rebuilder, we just need to figure out why it's taking so long..
edit- here's some interesting runtimes comparisons for DVD Shrink & DVD Rebuilder
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gitoy
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15. March 2010 @ 18:47 |
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okay...last one is 214 min...this was during the afternoon...task manager shows 40-50ish cpu usage...the 496 min was overnight...guys, you think my antivirus, avast, adaware, spybot, might be scanning at night?...will that slow down the process?...any other ideas?...
btw, how do i post my logfile?...
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15. March 2010 @ 18:55 |
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I can't remember the location of Rebuilder's logfile as i'm on a linux machine, not sure the logfile would help identify the problem to be honest, but it wouldn't hurt. Search the PC for rebuiilder.txt, i think that's what it's called, and you'll see each movie is mentioned in the logfile (so basically just post a section for one movie, say the 496minute one).
I use AVG across all my Windows machines, and i never disable it even on slower machines, i don't find it interferes with anything.
Spybot does take a sizeable CPU hit, but i only run that manually now and then (ie i don't have anything from Spybot running in memory), i no longer use adaware but when i did i only fired it up to do a manual scan also.
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15. March 2010 @ 23:30 |
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Try not to have any other programs running.
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PCH_Dude
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18. March 2010 @ 13:08 |
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Originally posted by gitoy:
i got a laptop 3 weeks ago...i5, 4g, 320g 5400rpm...i figured this is fairly fast...so why did it take 178 min to encode a 7.19g movie?...
Unheard of. I am using a Toshiba Satellite Core 2 Duo T8100 @ 2.1GHZ and the average 7GB discs takes about 120-140 to rebuilt. You should be in the same neighborhood because an i5 is basically a Dual-Core with 'Hyper-Threading Technology' enabled.
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18. March 2010 @ 14:35 |
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Ah, i see, i don't know the specs of i5's, i just assumed it was comparable (or better than) my Q6600.
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4. April 2010 @ 21:33 |
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make sure you're ODDs are in DMA mode and NOT PIO mode that will cause a slow down and do the movie only instead of full disc that will help your times
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6. May 2010 @ 22:35 |
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Originally posted by dailun:
" . . any suggestions for faster backup?"
You're not going to want to hear this, but I'll tell you anyway.
Use different software. I use AnyDVD/CloneDVD and I have never had a DVD take more than 30 minutes to rip/compress. I use an Athlon X2 5600+
Sometime it's worth paying money for the convenience.
They do not rate with rebuilder, plus all Clone is movie only, cannot do a serial movies.
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7. May 2010 @ 02:37 |
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Originally posted by gitoy:
just checked my last backup...prepare/encode/rebuild completed in 496 min...this is in best setting...7.60gb...
is this normal?...any suggestions for faster backup?...thanks guys...
Dvd Rb free is not designed to optimally utilize multiple cores, but the Pro version is, so bite the bullet and purchase the pro version
"The flimsier the product,the higher the price"
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7. May 2010 @ 04:44 |
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try transcoding the movie first using ffmpeg (the guts that RB uses).. anyhow.. what's the chances that some lappy (no doubt with wincrap7) is running mirrored raid on the same hdd making every write double time and going into sleepytime mode/powersave mode during any heavy process over 20 mins?
I have compared lappys over the years.. they NEVER perform up to specs in any measure against supposed identical hardware on a desktop. I don't rate the i5 anyway.. doesn't seem to have any balls... like comparing a celeron to a pentium of the same speed.. all hype, no guts. I regularly see the last p's outperform them for heavy high throughput tasks like transcoding in streamlined "one purpose" systems.
hunt down what is causing the slowdown.. don't waste money on software that probably isn't going to change the problem. I bet there is something running checking EVERY data write.. windows built in drm being a very likely suspect.
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7. May 2010 @ 05:55 |
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Originally posted by iluvendo:
Originally posted by gitoy:
just checked my last backup...prepare/encode/rebuild completed in 496 min...this is in best setting...7.60gb...
is this normal?...any suggestions for faster backup?...thanks guys...
Dvd Rb free is not designed to optimally utilize multiple cores, but the Pro version is, so bite the bullet and purchase the pro version
I agree 100%.
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crazy_90
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15. May 2010 @ 11:56 |
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thank you
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15. May 2010 @ 14:35 |
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Originally posted by crazy_90:
thank you
No, thank you, spammer.
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15. May 2010 @ 22:09 |
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Dvd Rb free is not designed to optimally utilize multiple cores, but the Pro version is, so bite the bullet and purchase the pro version
I agree 100%.
RB is basically a set of instructions telling other applications how to perform a set of tasks, and whether or not it can use more than one CPU core is determined by the application in symbiosis with it. To the point, RB doesn't choose the number of cores used to backup movies unless it can run the encoder more than once at the same time. With some encoders such as HC encoder that aren't smp aware it can run multiple instances which is why you see it display more than one window. Cinema Craft Encoder on the other hand is designed to use 2 cores out of the box which means if used with the free version it encodes at the same speed as the pro version.
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tnt1125
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11. August 2010 @ 22:17 |
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Originally posted by creaky:
I have a lowly Quad Core, Q6600 (not overclocked). I use HC Encoder (free) with Rebuilder, main movie mode only takes approx 45mins, full disc episodic mode only takes approx 1 hour..
..and yes all 4 cores are maxxed out with HC, which is great as it's utilising all available CPU power
I've got a AMD Phenom 9500 Quad Core w/4 GigRam. I agree with Creaky, HC encoder works great, 45-55 min average for a full movie.
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