Not sure if I'm the only one with this scenario, but I would like to run ffmpeg with the maximum amount of threads but very low process priority, that way it can use as much CPU as possible - as long as there are no other more important processes running. With only thready I can limit it to use i.e. 50%, but that will potentially slow down other processes or run not as fast as possible while there are no other processes running. Or am I missing something when using the threads option?
Not sure if I'm the only one with this scenario, but I would like to run ffmpeg with the maximum amount of threads but very low process priority, that way it can use as much CPU as possible - as long as there are no other more important processes running. With only thready I can limit it to use i.e. 50%, but that will potentially slow down other processes or run not as fast as possible while there are no other processes running. Or am I missing something when using the threads option?