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I need to encode about 20, 10 minute videos with handbrake to make the videos a constant framerate instead of a variable frame rate so it works properly in the video editor i'm using, and my cpu usage is at 99% and my temperature is about 65 celsius as expected.
But my issue is i don't think it would be good for my cpu to run it at 65 celsius at 99% usage for 10 hours (the estimated time to finish).
My question is, would it be so hard on my cpu to just do it in intervals, ex. Finish a video and then stop for a while and start another one in 30 mins or so. Or is there a way to slow down the encoding process to where it doesn't have to be so taxing?
Thanks for any help.
EDIT: My CPU is on a stock fan cooler running at about 4000 rpms regardless of the temperature.
But my issue is i don't think it would be good for my cpu to run it at 65 celsius at 99% usage for 10 hours (the estimated time to finish).
My question is, would it be so hard on my cpu to just do it in intervals, ex. Finish a video and then stop for a while and start another one in 30 mins or so. Or is there a way to slow down the encoding process to where it doesn't have to be so taxing?
Thanks for any help.
EDIT: My CPU is on a stock fan cooler running at about 4000 rpms regardless of the temperature.
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