On Mon, 16 Jun 2003, Daniel Pittman wrote:
> I am needing to add another machine or two to my network to do MPEG-2
> encoding with mpeg2enc to keep up with demand. Since this is all for a
> hobby, I would like to keep the cost down.
>
> So, can anyone give me some idea what sort of performance I could
> expect for encoding on something like a P2-400, and on a P3-600 or
> P3-800 class machine?
>
> Also, if anyone has experience with older generation Duron machines,
> that would be great to know.
Right. After collecting responses, the general feeling is that I can
look at around 1FPS on a P3-600 to P3-800 class machine, or so, assuming
that I do some filtering.
Also, AMD chips are around 30% faster than the clock speed equivalent
would suggest, compared to Intel chips.
Finally, I probably should have pointed out in this message that I
really want to be able to get a throughput of around 1 hour per day,
minimum, with little noise filtering.
Anything slower ties up my storage for too long, but adding a couple of
machines at one to two days per title is acceptable to me -- I get the
higher throughput, but with hardware that many people are giving away
for next to nothing. :)
Daniel
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