Hey peoples, long time since i posted here .
I've got a question about the best software for utilizing all cores when converting video files to dvd format.
I'm currently using convertxtodvd and it's great software for doing the job but doesn't use up much processing power and i'm thinking i could be doing this alot faster with a proper multicore software.
Any advise please?
I know Xilisoft Video Converter Ultimate utilizes all cores but I never used it for a convert to DVD directly.
I started one right now and it seems to output VOB files let's wait and see if the necessary IFO files are created in the end.
Well..it doesn't create the Ifos The vobs are just fine tho.
So you'd need some kind of authoring software to create the regular DVD structure.
like this one for instance:
http://www.vobconverter.us/vobtodvdconverter.html (Freeware)
or this one
http://www.xilisoft.com/dvd-creator.html ($39.95)
-DG
Last edited by SledgeDG; 22 Jan 2011 at 16:14.
This one can be set to launch a copy of HC encode for each core. It's no longer being developed and has some quirks. I recommend keeping the working files as at times it can crap out during the final muxing. If that happens just use MuxMan or DVDAuthorGui to manually author from the audio and video streams.
It will definitely max out your cores though.
http://www.videohelp.com/tools/FAVC
it comes in both 32 and 64 bit flavors
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