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Mark Casey wrote: > I think when the real-time cbr encoding issues are sorted > Vorbis (this is my experience with oddcast dsp, winamp and > icecast 2 win32, big cpu hog) will start gaining more ground, I can't use the managed bitrate option in OddCast on my K6II-500 CPU! (Overclocked to 525, WinXP Pro,192MB RAM). I would like to. Normal VBR uses about 90% CPU. This seems too

...6k VBR. ices2. pretty basic setup. no skips. Prehaps it's an issue with your CPU having poor floating point, or prehaps its OddCast, or prehaps it was compiled without CPU optimisations, etc. But we've been doing it for quite some time quite successfully with ices2. furthermore, with my K62 450mhz I've successfully done 44100/stereo encoding at 128k with ices2, it uses about 90% of the cpu but it's doable. Dropping to mono makes it much faster, dropping the bitrate (56k vs 128k) makes it even faster. Dropping to 22050 samplerate makes it dramatically faster. -- Fetch my...

...6k VBR. ices2. pretty basic setup. no skips. Prehaps it's an issue with your CPU having poor floating point, or prehaps its OddCast, or prehaps it was compiled without CPU optimisations, etc. But we've been doing it for quite some time quite successfully with ices2. furthermore, with my K62 450mhz I've successfully done 44100/stereo encoding at 128k with ices2, it uses about 90% of the cpu but it's doable. Dropping to mono makes it much faster, dropping the bitrate (56k vs 128k) makes it even faster. Dropping to 22050 samplerate makes it dramatically faster. -- Fetch my...

> I have tried some CAD packages on wine. In fact, I am a student of > architecture who wants to get a working CAD app on his Linux Laptop. I can't help. But have you looked at qcad? It's a CAD app that runs on Linux. You can find it at www.qcad.org.

Does anyone know how to make www.ud.com's Think Cancer Research Program Work under wine? I got it to install, but then it can't contact the server to register. Any ideas/suggestions? Thanks in advance, Dan W

Hi all, I've patched theora-mmx to build on x86_64. The patch against SVN is attached. Basically all I did was to copy lib/i386 to lib/x86_64 and tweak the assembler code a bit: * added to each file: typedef unsigned long int ogg_uint64_t * converted all asm inputs to 64-bit in: dsp_mmxext.c, fdct_mmx.c, recon_mmx.c * left all asm outputs at 32-bit * I didn't patch dsp_mmx.c, since all