I have a problem transcoding live stream to file whihc can be watched in QuickTIme(mp4/mov). namelly, when I do it from GUI, selected capture device, profile h264+aac and convert to test.mp4(or test.mov) I can open and watch file in QuickTime. When I tried same thing from command line using "#t...
With these transcode settings "transcode{vcodec=mpeg4,vb=800,scale=1,acodec=mp4a,ab=128,channels=2,samplerate=44100}" CPU usage is between 75% and 95%. Rarely it goes below 75%, also rarely it goes up(above 95%).
As I said, I'm transcoding from tv card and I tried with some standard fps values(30, 25, 24) but cpu usage is always 100%. Right now, I tried with fps=15 but still cpu is lock on 100%.
Is there any parameter which can define encoding performance? Something like 'convert slow/medium/fast'?
I mean, it's not possible to have machine running 24x7 with 100% cpu usage ...
Hello everybody, I have a question about cpu usage. Namely, when I transcode stream from tv card using h264(x264) encoding cpu is almost all the time on 100% usage. Machine is DualCore on 3GHz with 2GB memory, OS is winXP. I tried to change "threads" parameter but it doesn't change anythin...
Ok, now I know that is possible. Can you tell me how to use libvlc without installing vlc player? What steps are necessary? When I tried to instantiate libvlc from c# I got following error: "Unable to load DLL 'libvlc': The specified module could not be found. (Exception from HRESULT: 0x8007007...