Help with VP9 encoding

what program are you using to encode?

can you post a screenshot of your cpu usage via task manager when it's peaked?

>>182148
I've never used XMedia Recode so I'm not sure about any of this.
See if there's a way to increase the number of threads used. It sounds like it's only using 1 thread instead of presumably 4.
If there's a speed setting, set it to a faster speed. Most encoders should have this.

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>>182172
>>182244
Sorry for the late response. Pic related shows all relevant information:

Left is the video encoding settings. Middle is the encoding process after about a minute. Right is the task manager.

The first pass of the encoding breezes in about a minute using about 40% of the CPU, but once the second pass starts, the CPU usage is locked at 25% as seen in the screencap. I'm making this post about 5 minutes after taking the screencap, and the encoding is now 52.91% done.

Am I missing something obvious? VP8 doesn't have this problem.

vp9 encoding is currently ultra slow , try setting quality to "good", threads to 32, and tile columns to 64, it should give a speed boost.

VP9 support on 4chan when?

>>182286
25% is 100% on one core of a four-core processor.

If you want it to say 100%, you need to find a way of turning on multithreading, or just encode four videos or more at a time.

>>182490
Doing this now. It's definitely improved the speed a bit, but yeah it'll still take over an hour.

>>182577
Why do I get 100% on VP8s?

>>182581
>Why do I get 100% on VP8s
That encoder probably has multithreading implemented properly while the VP9 encoder doesn't

use ffmpeg

>>182861
xmedia recode is basicaly a gui for ffmpeg.