Interesting you mentioned that. I have tried ripping from disk, but it's only marginally faster (5%) if at all. Obviously, because there's a ton of processor capacity left idle when handbrake is encoding on the Quad, you can run multiple simultaneous encoding tasks. I have not tried encoding two Handbrake tasks at once. I have, however, tried a handbrake encoding task and an itunes video encoding task at the same time. here's what happened:
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Interesting you mentioned that. I have tried ripping from disk, but it's only marginally faster (5%) if at all. Obviously, because there's a ton of processor capacity left idle when handbrake is encoding on the Quad, you can run multiple simultaneous encoding tasks. I have not tried encoding two Handbrake tasks at once. I have, however, tried a handbrake encoding task and an itunes video encoding task at the same time. here's what happened:Handbrake (alone): 180% processors... iTunes (alone): 125% processors.... Handbrake (w/ iTunes running): 95% processors... iTunes (w/ Handbrake running): 45% processors.
It frustrates me, seeing all this idle cpu time. Isn't this why I bought the QUAD?
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