Sorry for the blatent cross post, but I figured you guys would probably know more about this stuff. Basicly, I would like to use EAC to encode files, but each time the encoder runs I would like it to run as "low" priority. Check out the thread below if you wanna know all the stuff I have tried so far. I'm out of ideas here. Thanks.
http://arstechnica.infopop.net/OpenTopic/p...16&m=4240935885 (http://arstechnica.infopop.net/OpenTopic/page?a=tpc&f=99609816&m=4240935885)
so set it to low priority.
so set it to low priority.
Lol. Arstechnica are arstechnica indeed.
Open EAC (doh), go to Menu 'EAC' > 'EAC Options' > 'Extraction' Tab.
Set 'Extraction and compression priority' to 'Idle'.
Sorry for the blatent cross post, but I figured you guys would probably know more about this stuff. Basicly, I would like to use EAC to encode files, but each time the encoder runs I would like it to run as "low" priority. Check out the thread below if you wanna know all the stuff I have tried so far. I'm out of ideas here. Thanks.
http://arstechnica.infopop.net/OpenTopic/p...16&m=4240935885 (http://arstechnica.infopop.net/OpenTopic/page?a=tpc&f=99609816&m=4240935885)
Forgive me if this is something you've already tried (didn't see it explicitly mentioned here or in the other thread).
EAC menu bar...
EAC --> EAC Options --> Extraction tab --> Extraction and Compression Priority -> IdleUnless I'm mistaken, this would only use CPU cycles if your machine is not doing other processing. As for setting it somewhere between "Idle" and "Normal", that I don't know how to do right off hand.
Edit: Damn! Too slow I am, and by six minutes no less!
I knew I should have just posted over here first. All this messing with batch files and there was an option in EAC the whole time.