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Finish this damnit!!!! Only been 3 years since I turned in my segment >.>

That Q guy for most Improved. My freaking god. The idiots on this site these days. And I'm sorry Aggressor, but you DO NOT deserve most helpful. I don't know what you have done, but certainly not as much as some other members coughzarxcough. We should just make the JCAs the only choice awards since ...

Umm... who the hell is qwaqa?

Wait... don't answer that one.

How can people not comment. Makes me sad panda.

Nice vid btw. Bit random (think was the point) and there were a few jarring points where the flow of scenes stopped a little too long. But otherwise solid.

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We dont' roleplay. We just can't stand looking at a guys ass for hours on end

Just got the problem fixed tonight. Turns out the thermal paste was slightly burnt which was causing my CPU temp to shoot up to about 120c when encoding. Cleaned the heat sink, added some new paste and my temps have been cut by more than half.

Looks like it is the CPU. Computer shut off before the any test could be completed (use the Blend test thing). Guess i gotta start saving for a new one. The problem is that your CPU is overheating. It could be that a fan inside your PC has failed, or something like that. Just did a check of my fans...

Hope not. It's a relativly new CPU. What confuses me is that it only happened when I used the zarx264gui. But when I tried VDubMod, no crash. Tossed in 4 nonstop hours of gaming on it. No crash. But I'll run the gui again tomorrow and see what I come up with. x264 can easily max out all of the core...

If your whole pc is shutting down that sounds like your cpu could be failing. Have you overclocked your cpu? Nope. In essence, a .bat file is to Windows what AviSynth is to a video file. Just a series of commands stored in a script and executed - by the OS itself, in this case. The simplest ones ar...

Mmmmmmh... have you tried going to the bat tab, create a bat, and then run that to encode? If so, does the pc still shut down? Trying to isolate the issue, here, if it still shuts down, then it's some problem with x264 rather than the gui, and updating x264 itself might help (although I never had t...