On Sun, 25 Jun 2006 11:52:46 -0500 "Jeff Hyche" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Can someone tell me what these numbers mean? > encoding frames [000000-006660], 34.30 fps, EMT: 0:04:37, ( 0| 0| 1) > I know what all the first ones mean, I just can't find what the ones grouped > mean; ( 0| 0| 1). They represent the amount of frames waiting in various stage of processing. Respectively: decoding/filtering/encoding stage. Please note that pre-filters are accounted as part of decoding stage, as well post-filters are accounted as part of encoding stage. Those integers are supposed to vary in range 0...N, were N is maximum amount of frame buffers to use, 10 by default. A larger amount of frames stuck on a given stage means that such stage is acting as bottleneck for the whole processing, and that's tipically the encoder. Having a situation like (0|0|1) or even [rare] (0|0|0) means that transcode can't go faster :) > I've been over the manpage and the mailing list but can't find a meaning. Maybe it's a good idea to add some lines on manpage. I'll add to my TODO list. Best regards, -- Francesco Romani - Ikitt ['people always complain, no matther what you do'] IM contact : (email first, Antispam default deny!) icq://27-83-87-867 known bugs : http://www.transcoding.org/cgi-bin/transcode?Bug_Showcase tiny homepage : http://fromani.exit1.org (see IDEAS if you want send code!)
