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Video Lag After Processing
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Slywolf15
Posted: Jul 14 2010, 06:10 PM


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I'm fairly stumped as to why I'm having severe fps lag after processing when the program worked fine when I used it back in February. I've tried many different codecs, huffYUV, Uncompressed, ffdshow, and I still get the same result. If anyone might be able to help me out I would appreciate it. If it makes any difference, the input is a vga still image sequence.
 
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phaeron
Posted: Jul 15 2010, 03:29 AM


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How big is your file per second, i.e. megabytes divided by seconds? If that's above about 10MB/sec, you risk being hard disk bottlenecked. Also, your frame size is around 640x480, I take it?
 
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Posted: Jul 15 2010, 06:27 AM


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QUOTE (phaeron @ Jul 15 2010, 03:29 AM)
How big is your file per second, i.e. megabytes divided by seconds? If that's above about 10MB/sec, you risk being hard disk bottlenecked. Also, your frame size is around 640x480, I take it?

Frame size is around 1280x720 I believe. I'm fine where bottlenecking is concerned.
 
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stephanV
Posted: Jul 15 2010, 07:19 AM


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With lossless 1280x720 at any normal frame rate you're not fine at all as far as bottlenecking is concerned. smile.gif

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Slywolf15
Posted: Jul 15 2010, 04:08 PM


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QUOTE (stephanV @ Jul 15 2010, 07:19 AM)
With lossless 1280x720 at any normal frame rate you're not fine at all as far as bottlenecking is concerned. smile.gif

Maybe I'm misunderstanding what bottlenecking means. I thought it was concerning running out of hd space to the point it cuts off the recording or encoding. As I mentioned I was not only trying to use lossless but other codecs as well.
 
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stephanV
Posted: Jul 15 2010, 04:42 PM


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In this case it doesn't mean you run out of storage, it means to play the file properly the HDD would need to access data faster than it can.

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