ts video files, choose to open them 'as is'. Options => Preferences => Input/output format list => File input-pluginĪnd here removes every marker, except for the one at DirectShow file reader, then you can turn it in to a extremely good authoring tool for creating DVD and Blu-ray discs.ĭo not use the softwares own. If you install these two and after that go in to TAW's renderer settings: I have experienced a lot of errors in the video that you wanted to work with, but i did find a way arround that problem and actually turning this software in to a extremely good piece of software: FFDSHOW and Haali Media Splitter. The softwares own renderers is not that good. The problem has been going on for more than two years now, so this is not the first time I reported it to vendor. reads this and does something to correct their problem. It is my hope that someone at Pegasys, Inc. Any developer that would write software with that kind of a problem is just not up to snuff. I know all software has bugs to some degree, but when you let a software package eat up 100% of your CPU that is just plain negligence. Now don’t get me wrong, I like TMPGEnc Authoring Works, but this CPU utilization problem is now causing problems that are not acceptable to anyone wanting to render Blu-ray movies.Ī little background: I am a retired IT professional with 35 years of computer design and programming experience. I have never had problems working with video when using Nero Video 12 or Cyberlink PowerDirector 11, so I find it puzzling why TMPGEnc Authoring Works eats up so much CPU trying to do the same thing the other software packages seem to handle effortlessly. My configuration is Windows 7 64-bit, CPU Intel i7-2700K 3.50GHz with 16 GB memory and 800 GB of free disk space. If my PC was a little weak, I could understand the CPU maxing out at 100%, but I have a fairly decent system. Both software packages generated an H.264 project. Using a competitive product, my CPU utilization was only 28% when I created the same Blu-ray disc using the same exact source files. I have not noticed the freezing issue in any of my DVD projects, but the CPU utilization does run in excess of 70% range when burning a DVD. This problem appears to only happen when you are outputting an H.264/AVC Blu-ray project with the “x264' encoder engine.

The freezes will appear every 8 to 10 minutes or so while you are viewing the video. After the software maxes out your CPU at 100%, it starts causing intermittent video freezes in the generated output. This software will suck the life out of your PC and use 100% of your CPU.

I kept hoping the vendor would correct problems with the software so it would stop running so inefficiently. I have been a user of TMPGEnc Authoring Works (versions 4 and 5) for the past two years.

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