Converter Supprting Quad Core?

[IainM]

Hello,

Just wondered if anyone knew of a converter that supported Quad Cores..

Any help would be greatly appreciated,

Thanks,
Iain.

[Agent]

"a converter"

For what exactly?
Audio, Images, Video, 3D rendering....the list goes on

[IainM]

For converting to DVD/Mpeg

Tried searching in google but found nout..

Wondered if anyone knew of any,

Thanks,
Iain

[Agent]

I dont know of any quad-core MPEG converters.
CCE will utilise dual-core. You could split the file in two and run two instances of CCE for each.
You'd have to glue them back together though. Probably more hassle than its worth.

[Funkstar]

Have a look at this thread over on the Doom9 forums:
http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.ph...ight=quad+core

thats after a quick search for 'quad core' on there. I don't know of anything that will max out a quad. Some of the front ends could feasably be written to take advantage of 4 cores by launching tasks at the same time. Such as having the audio and video processing in parallel instead of one after the other.

Have a hunt throug their forums though, there is bound to be more discussion on he subject.

[Clunk]

CCE will use about 60-70% of 3 of the cores and about 40% of the last core, so not great, but definitely doable.

[IainM]

I'm currently using TMPEGnc Xpress..

Works a treat!