Posted 01 November 2009 - 02:41 PM
Creater 2010 Pro works wonderful on small files, but when I try to process a very large video file, I have to, at times, hae to sit bac and wait 10-12 second to let itcatch up. For example, I split a file to take out unwanted data and it takes several seconds for anything to happen. When I render the file, large files are much slower in proportion to small files Fr example I watch the small file being rendered and i looks like it is running at 3-4 time regular speed. A large file seems to be running much slower that just normal speed. It seems with one of the earlier versons of Roxio, I had to enlarge some buffers, but can find no reference to this. Any ideas whatI need to change?? So far I am not very happen with this new version.
How long in time is the "large file"? What is the format? You can speed up rendering if you start with a DVD Avi file. If you are using a mpg2 file, the program has to do some conversion and then some reconversion.
Remember that you can only put one hour of best quality video on a single sided disc and a little less than 2 on a double sided. Anything else will be at a reduced quality.
How long does it take for you to encode a edited video?
Regardless of what I say about computer maintenance, there is no need to defrag a solid state hard drive.
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