X800XT Hardware MPEG encoding

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How do I use this/know I am using it?

I'm just encoding a .avi file to mpeg (to burn to dvd) and it doesn't seem
any faster than before I got this card.

Do I need compatible encoding software? (I'm using TMPEGEnc)

And is there meant to be much of a speed advantage hardware vs pure software
encoding, if so by how much?


Thanks in advance for any info

Sean
 
I'm just encoding a .avi file to mpeg (to burn to dvd) and it doesn't seem
any faster than before I got this card.
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I could be talking crap, but I thought the hardware part of an ATI
card would accelerate the playback or recording of a video. If you are
converting an existing video from one format to another, then the CPU
is doing the work, so the video card is irrelevant.
 
Andrew said:
I could be talking crap, but I thought the hardware part of an ATI
card would accelerate the playback or recording of a video. If you are
converting an existing video from one format to another, then the CPU
is doing the work, so the video card is irrelevant.
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Quote from ati website :

Cutting Edge Video Technology
RADEON® X800 graphics technology gives you more than just a great gaming
experience. It also has sophisticated video processing, filtering and
acceleration features that make multimedia applications more efficient,
inspiring and fun. With VIDEOSHADERT HD, RADEON® X800 graphics technology
takes advantage of its advanced shader processing engine for user
programmable video effects, video quality enhancement, and encoding and
decoding of many video standards, including MPEG1/2/4, Real Media, DivX and
WMV9.

link : http://www.ati.com/products/radeonx800/index.html

I know what you mean, I thought encoding was an odd thing to have on a vid
card when I first heard about it (decoding , fair enough). But if its there
I would certainly like to get using it :¬)

Sean
 
Try exporting your avi file to mpeg within ATI's Library, I found it to be
faster than stand alone apps. HTH

Anthony
 
Anthony Rondon said:
Try exporting your avi file to mpeg within ATI's Library, I found it to be
faster than stand alone apps. HTH

Anthony
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Sorry that makes no sense to me, what is the ATI Library?

Is this part of the ATI multimedia centre?

I only have the catalyst drivers installed


Sean
 
Yes, thats correct.


pRot3us said:
Sorry that makes no sense to me, what is the ATI Library?

Is this part of the ATI multimedia centre?

I only have the catalyst drivers installed


Sean
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