Faster Than Real-Time: MPEG-4 Encoding With DivX 4.11

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DVD2AVI 1.76, Continued

Page 1: Introduction
Page 2: Athlon XP Has SSE, So Does That Make It Faster?
Page 3: DVD2AVI 1.76 - Robust And Fast, But Rough At The Edges
Page 4: YUV Color Space Faster Than RGB
Page 5: Flask XMPEG 4.2a, Continued
Page 6: Testing Procedure
Page 7: Benchmarks
Page 8: DVD2AVI 1.76 - Connections Between PAL And NTSC
Page 9: DVD2AVI 1.76, Continued
Page 10: Flask XMPEG 4.2a: The Latest Top-Seller Among Tools
Page 11: Conclusion: Intel Sets The Pace, AMD Benefits

DVD2AVI 1.76, Continued

We also used another video as a benchmark. This video was the BMW chase from the last James Bond movie, which gobbles up more bandwidth. Note that the format for this movie is PAL, with a real-time limit of 25 fps. If sound has been deactivated, Athlon XP and Pentium 4 improve by leaps and bounds, provided they're running with DivX 4.11. The Pentium 4 emerges as the victor again, easily breaking the 25 fps barrier.