I am running the melt command on a 4-core system with no other software running
(except system services), and I am only seeing about 30% CPU usage (134% of the
theoretical 400% on the box). ffmpeg and other commands are fully utilizing the
cores (380-410%), so the power is definitely available. All the files are being
read from tempfs (RAM-based disk), so while there is definitely some latency
for file access it should not be significant compared to the same media stored
on physical media.
Is melt able to utilize multiple processors? If so, why is it only using about
1.5 CPUs of the available 4? Are there settings I can adjust to better utilize
the host machine?
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