Comskip Support Forum

erik wrote:I'm currently not able to reproduce that behaviour as h.s64 never uses more then 2 cores (after logo is detected or when logo file is given) where MPEG2 always uses as many cores as I specify
So difficult to make progress for the moment

Ok, I'm happy to provide any more diags if you need them

Did you try running both situations multiple time (e.g. deleting the logo file between run's) to ensure the hdd disk access is not making a difference? The first time you run comskip on a new file the file will be read into memory. Next run will go much quicker as the disk is no longer the bottlene...

I've been using the donator version (0.81.094) for a few days and am seeing a problem related I think to multi threading. My PC is a quad-core but presents as 8 cores in task manager, so I have set number of threads to 8 in comskip.ini. If I start it running, it detects the logo, creates the logo fi...