>his single thread rating isn't 3000+ on passmark
You aren't fast.
His single thread rating isn't 3000+ on passmark
Alexander Ward
Liam Bennett
>single thread
Andrew Morales
>passmark
Logan Mitchell
libx264 only uses a single CPU thread, same for most AV codecs
Luis Sullivan
This is why you start 12 copies of it on a mid-range Ryzen. You imply you have an Intel, so we understand you have no conception of "multitasking".
Owen Richardson
How do I start multiple copies if I only want to encode a single file?
Zachary Williams
is the icecream okay?
Joseph Bell
If you're only encoding a single file, why are you caring that an encode is taking five minutes longer?
Julian Gray
My single thread rating on Jow Forums is over 9000 though
Jaxon Diaz
Maybe he's encoding 30 hour long foamer videos
Jeremiah Edwards
Because it takes a lot of time specially if it's a long file, also trying to use kdenlive but kdenlive only uses one thread and video preview stutters
Chase Howard
>linux
Ethan Johnson
More technically Gnu/linux
Oliver Bennett
This is wrong as fuck. Do a test transcode and you'll see that it peaks all cores at 95-100%. Even XviD used more than one core.
Benjamin Collins
Why even bother buying a CPU with more than a couple cores? It's not like you're going to get better performance or that games/programs are moving to multicore. Take any application, compile it for single core and compile the same thing for multicore usage. You'll notice there's no difference in between the two in performance. Ultimately, it comes down to single core performance.
Leo Clark
because if you do shit that actually requires a lot of cores, it's a huge time saver. Encoding/transcoding for example benefits massively. Run x264 or x265 on 1 core vs. 16. The difference is ridiculous.
Isaac Morris
Holly shit, you're right, I blamed x264 when I was trying to export a video, but I guess the problem is kdenlive not x264, ffmpeg transcoding uses all cores
Zachary Brooks
You know you can set Kdenlive to use multiple cores, right?
Luke Collins
this thread shows frogposters are dumb
Jose Watson
just fucking compile x264 with lavf and use it. no need for ffmpeg or any other bullshit.
William Robinson
Funny, I've looked for it before couldn't find it, I guess I didn't search well enough.
Well, now that all my problems are solved I admit that I was wrong and single core performance isn't that much relevant, I feel dumb now...
I'm not OP and I hate pepes I was just having a problem with a piece of software's lack of default multi-threading
I like ffmpeg, it allows me to encode and remux a lot of audio and video formats with the same commandline syntax
Christian Flores
>not realizing all computationally-intensive stuff is already multi-threaded
You're too slow!
Austin Foster
For remuxing mkv to mp4, ffmpeg is great. Otherwise, I have no use for it. mkvtoolnix does everything to mkv, x264 for transcoding video, and if I want filters and shit I use Avisynth.
Charles Williams
Funny Car Dragster vs F1 debate.
Funny car can do 0-60 in 0.3 seconds pulling 5+Gs on launch.
Formula 1 Car does 0-60 in 1.6 seconds.
F1 car pulls nearly 8Gs in a corner. A funny car has to do a 12 point turn just to change directions 90 degrees.
If all you need is straight away speed, no other car is better then a funny car. If you need your car to do more then go fast in a straight line F1 cars will be faster in everything else, and not so shabby in a straight line.
This is your car to processor speed comparison.
Merry Christmas fuck nuts.
Parker Taylor
>Gets proven wrong
>Gets corrected
>Accepts he was wrong and is thankful for the correction.
WTF kinda shit is this?
Justin Harris
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