I havenow set it tot low quality (indeed, that's good enough). There is some improvement but not spectacular. I would prefer that the raw ripping stepping is done as fast as possible and the compression is done later in the background so that I can continue using myth. A possible answer to that is
the background so that I can continue using myth. A possible answer to that
is of course Well, go ahead and code it yourself but since i'm not that
good at programming I guess I just have to wait (or live with it)...
or buy yourself a faster cpu for that mythbox ;).
On 12/1/05, Ronald Wielink [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear all,
I've recently put together a setup with fairly decent
specifications, see below. As far as I can judge right now everything
works ok. However, ripping CDs (to mp3) takes quite a while, about 10
minutes.
Intel Celeron D 325J 2.53 GHz,
If that's the case, wouldn't ripping the raw data first and converting at an appropriate time (and priority) be a smarter approach?
On 12/2/05, Eric Ladner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well, for that CPU, 6x ripping is about right.Remember that rippingthe CD isn't just about raw data transfer from the
Dear all,
I've recently put together a setup with fairly decent specifications, see below. As far as I can judge right now everything works ok. However, ripping CDs (to mp3) takes quite a while, about 10 minutes. I would say that at 48x speed this could be done much faster. SinceI can't do much
3:32 AM
To: mythtv
Subject: [mythtv-users] cd ripping
slow? - What's to be expected.
Dear all,
I've recently put together a setup with fairly decent specifications,
see below. As far as I can judge right now everything works ok. However,
ripping CDs (to mp3) takes quite a while, about
Well, for that CPU, 6x ripping is about right. Remember that ripping
the CD isn't just about raw data transfer from the disk, it's got to
be converted from cdda to mp3 in the process. If in doubt, install
grip and run that on the desktop. There you can see the transfer from
disk speed separate
