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ReEncoding DVD/Blueray video with CUDA?

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i've searched and i havent found anything about this idea i had.

perhaps its a dumb idea but it came to me a few minutes ago.

my i7 wants to take 4 hours to reencode a 30gb blueray which seems painfully long if you ask me.

then i got to thinking....

GPU's could probably do it faster right?

im looking over this CUDA thing and i have no idea what im doing here. im not a coder/programmer at all so im putting this idea out there for someone to work on.

i'd love to see something come of this.

any idea where to start?
 
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Badaboom is crap for quality tho. The best quality unfortunately comes from cpu encoding still.

But, a close second is using CUDA with Mediacoder. It's a bit more technical to set up, as you actually need to know a little about some of the settings if you want the best quality, but it's capable of 200+fps on HD encodes.
 
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I just want to up-convert my media to HD content. I tried Magic Video Converter, but that just makes different formats, avi to mov ect.

What do you use fit?
 
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mlee49 said:
I just want to up-convert my media to HD content. I tried Magic Video Converter, but that just makes different formats, avi to mov ect.

What do you use fit?
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Upconversion is pointless. It wastes space and accomplishes nothing. Upconvertion should be done on the hardware end during output.
 
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