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Guest
I have a twin 3GHz PC with hyperthreading. I have XP Media Center Edition
2005 and use sonicencoders to burn video dvds of digital TV recordings and it
takes a long time (2.5-4 hours to burn a 2 hour movie). I think virtually all
the resource needed is processor resource.
When it is transcoding the file, if I look in task manager, one of the
processors shows as being highly used (80-100%) - but generally the other is
idle, unless I'm doing something else.
Is this the behaviour I should expect (hyperthreading is a mystery to me)? I
would have hoped that it would use all the processing power it has available
to it - is there any way I can exploit the fact that I have two processors?
Cheers
Eric
2005 and use sonicencoders to burn video dvds of digital TV recordings and it
takes a long time (2.5-4 hours to burn a 2 hour movie). I think virtually all
the resource needed is processor resource.
When it is transcoding the file, if I look in task manager, one of the
processors shows as being highly used (80-100%) - but generally the other is
idle, unless I'm doing something else.
Is this the behaviour I should expect (hyperthreading is a mystery to me)? I
would have hoped that it would use all the processing power it has available
to it - is there any way I can exploit the fact that I have two processors?
Cheers
Eric