Hi Guys
I hop someone can help me out with this small issue
For some reason when im converting it only seems to do in twos where last week it was doing 4 tracks ??
Can any one help me please
Cheers
gallorgs
Hi Guys
I hop someone can help me out with this small issue
For some reason when im converting it only seems to do in twos where last week it was doing 4 tracks ??
Can any one help me please
Cheers
gallorgs
Hi Mville
Thanks in getting back to me
I don't seem to have a options choice? as such
There is a box called options with DSP Effects/Actions
Am i in the right window??
Hmm ok if we are talking about the actual converting page where the tracks get converted then i dont have a Options choice at all, if it helps im on Version 15.3?
This is from Music Converter help:
dmc-converting.png
"dBpoweramp Reference encodes using multiple CPU cores at the same time (in the above example 7 cores are used), however multiple CPUs are sometimes not used depending on audio format (such as a lossless format, as the hard disk is likely to be the bottleneck not CPU)."
You can click the Option button at the bottom during a conversion. I haven't figured out how to get to it any other way.
Last edited by Jailhouse; 01-16-2018 at 02:12 PM. Reason: Additional info
Thanks Guys
Looks like im going to upgrade to 16.4
Ok so i have upgraded to 16.4 but when i go to Options - Encoding there is no option to tick 4 cores, it just has 1 core or 2 cores?
I use 16.4 with all eight of my cores available for all encoding priority settings (above the "cores" settings). I'm at a loss as to why you can't choose more than two.
I assume you are on Windows as you have R16.4 installed.
01. Go to Windows Control Panel >> Device Manager >> Processors
How many items are listed under Processors?
02. What cpu do you have?
03. Have you made any changes to your PC hardware, recently?
04. Have you edited/updated you BIOS/UEFI Firmware, recently?
Last edited by mville; 01-17-2018 at 03:27 AM. Reason: added other questions
Your computer must have only 2 cores....
Spoon
www.dbpoweramp.com
You have a 2 core CPU, converting using 4 cores would not speed up your conversion as you only have 2 cores. Perhaps previously you had a 4 core CPU.
Spoon
www.dbpoweramp.com
So, the previous CPU either had 4 cores or had 2 cores and supported hyper-threading (allows 2 processing threads per core), hence you were able to convert 4 tracks at a time.
The new PC only has 2 cores, but does not support hyper-threading, hence you are now only able to convert 2 tracks at a time.
What was your previous CPU? Perhaps have a word with your guy?
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