Simple terms, this means that the faster encoding is not possible?

"The VP engine clock speed is probably the same and that is the clock that primarily determines decoding performance."

VP?
...that primarily determines decoding performance?

I'm Polish and I have a problem with understanding what your response.

You think no matter the amount of cores CUDA? What is important is the GPU clock?

I had a Nvidia GTX460 graphics card and obtain the result of encoding 75fps (. ts>. mkv-x264). When you change the graphics card on the GTX570, despite more and better-core CUDA clock gets the same result as the previous card. In what may be a problem? File. ts is the same as recorded with the Nat G...

I have unchecked the option "Slow first pass", and I wrote in 1 pass I have 75fps and on the 2 pass is 25FPS. Interestingly, the XVID codec, speed is the same in 1 and 2 pass.

So it must be that 2 pass is slower if you can somehow change it?

I installed version 2037 and unchecked the option "slow first pass" in the configuration of codec x264. Now, my results are as follows: Output file: 1280x720 MKV 45:00 min 1 pass - 75 fps 2 pass - 25 fps My question now is ... is it normal that 2 pass does so much slower? It is not possible to pass ...

Hi. I have a question. I did ran DGIndexNV file. Dgi and the creation of a file. Avs have a question. How well did my avs script? LoadPlugin("D:\Program Files\megui\tools\dgindexnv\ DGMultiDecodeNV.dll") DGMultiSource("D:\Ripy\Wielkie migracje e01.dgi",fieldop=0, deinterlace=0, resize_w=1280, resize...

Hi. I have a question. I did ran DGIndexNV file. Dgi and the creation of a file. Avs have a question. How well did my avs script? LoadPlugin("D:\Program Files\megui\tools\dgindexnv\ DGMultiDecodeNV.dll") DGMultiSource("D:\Ripy\Wielkie migracje e01.dgi",fieldop=0, deinterlace=0, resize_w=1280, resize...