anydvd performance - Club CDFreaks

Edoardo · 11-07-2003

I've read many people moaning that using anydvd slows backups down.

has anyone done some decent comparison of using
anydvd+transcoder
vs
ripper+transcoder

given that the first process is more 'automated' I'd be happy even if it was a little bit slower

Edo

tiger4747 · 11-07-2003

I haven't seen any decrease in speed myself using anydvd 1.4.1.1 and clonedvd 1.7.1.1. And since i no longer have to decrypt the dvd first about a 20 to 30 min process for my hardware it makes it so much easier and faster.

I have heard that some people are having slowdowns using other transcoding software but i'm happy with clonedvd myself

Tiger

hearty · 11-07-2003

I did this this morning because i was bored you might find it useful

DVD used “Along came a spider” transcoding movie only, with only English soundtrack and no subtitles, movie size 5.9gig.

Relevant computer specs
1.2gig Athlon
384meg sdram
10x Affrey DVD reader
Winxp pro no service packs installed
Running Anydvd v1.4.1.1 as an “on the fly” DVD decrypter

DVD2one v1.2.2 (variable mode)
Time taken - 19mins
Output file size – 4.1gig

DVDshrink v2.3
Time taken – 31mins
Output file size – 4.06gig

CloneDVD v1.1.7.1
Time taken – 27mins
Output file size – 4.27gig

DCS DVD copy suite v1.08.012 (with ANYdvd disabled)
Time taken – 48mins
Output file size – 4.01gig

Ian

**FutureProof** · 12-07-2003

I posted some times here

hearty · 12-07-2003

that is not very informative please look at my post

**FutureProof** · 12-07-2003

>that is not very informative please look at my post

...you talking to me? This thread belongs to Edoardo, not you.

Did you read the relevant post in the link I provided?

Edoardo · 13-07-2003

another thing that crosses my mind: is transcoding done by accessing the drive harmful to the drive itself, compared to a rip?

I remember DVDx offers an option to save lots of accesses to the hardware (DVD drive) by buffering the VOB

Edo

11-07-2003	#1 (permalink)
Edoardo New on Forum Join Date: Jul 2003 Posts: 4	anydvd performance <a href='http://adstats.cdfreaks.com/www/delivery/ck.php?n=a13febf7&cb=INSERT_RANDOM_NUMBER_HERE' target='_blank'><img src='http://adstats.cdfreaks.com/www/delivery/avw.php?zoneid=30&cb=INSERT_RANDOM_NUMBER_HERE&n=a13febf7' border='0' alt='' /></a> I've read many people moaning that using anydvd slows backups down. has anyone done some decent comparison of using anydvd+transcoder vs ripper+transcoder given that the first process is more 'automated' I'd be happy even if it was a little bit slower Edo

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11-07-2003	#2 (permalink)
tiger4747 New on Forum Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: usa Posts: 14	I haven't seen any decrease in speed myself using anydvd 1.4.1.1 and clonedvd 1.7.1.1. And since i no longer have to decrypt the dvd first about a 20 to 30 min process for my hardware it makes it so much easier and faster. I have heard that some people are having slowdowns using other transcoding software but i'm happy with clonedvd myself Tiger

11-07-2003	#3 (permalink)
hearty New on Forum Join Date: Feb 2003 Posts: 6	I did this this morning because i was bored you might find it useful DVD used “Along came a spider” transcoding movie only, with only English soundtrack and no subtitles, movie size 5.9gig. Relevant computer specs 1.2gig Athlon 384meg sdram 10x Affrey DVD reader Winxp pro no service packs installed Running Anydvd v1.4.1.1 as an “on the fly” DVD decrypter DVD2one v1.2.2 (variable mode) Time taken - 19mins Output file size – 4.1gig DVDshrink v2.3 Time taken – 31mins Output file size – 4.06gig CloneDVD v1.1.7.1 Time taken – 27mins Output file size – 4.27gig DCS DVD copy suite v1.08.012 (with ANYdvd disabled) Time taken – 48mins Output file size – 4.01gig Ian

12-07-2003	#5 (permalink)
hearty New on Forum Join Date: Feb 2003 Posts: 6	that is not very informative please look at my post

12-07-2003	#6 (permalink)
FutureProof Senior Admin Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: True Blue Posts: 5,606	>that is not very informative please look at my post ...you talking to me? This thread belongs to Edoardo, not you. Did you read the relevant post in the link I provided?

13-07-2003	#7 (permalink)
Edoardo New on Forum Join Date: Jul 2003 Posts: 4	another thing that crosses my mind: is transcoding done by accessing the drive harmful to the drive itself, compared to a rip? I remember DVDx offers an option to save lots of accesses to the hardware (DVD drive) by buffering the VOB Edo

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