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Лицензия и регистрация
Политика лицензирования HoneycamHow to register Honeycam Get your product key again Honeycam Edition Comparison Refund Policy How to unregister Honeycam Buy more licenses Характеристики и технические условия
GIF, WebP, AVIF and WebM formatsAPNG format Quantization FPS (Frames Per Second) How to reduce GIF file size Transition effects Use Dither Maximum recording time Use Disk Swap Use DXGI Save as MP4 Directly Помощь в редактировании
How to insert/edit/animate textsHow to insert/edit/animate speech bubbles How to insert/edit/animate stickers How to use the photo frame effects Добавление рисунка и текста в GIF-анимацию Советы по Honeycam
How to maintain the quality of images when re-saving as GIFSave as the working(current) file name after editing Hotkeys for Honeycam Save all settings Поиск и устранение проблем
Online Authentication FailedEntry Point Not Found How to update Honeycam How to run Honeycam as administrator WebP doesn't play smoothly on iPhone! How to install AV1 codec for free How to troubleshoot when Honeycam is shut down for no reason in a few seconds after its execution Honeycam crashes when opening a video When saved as GIF, the playback time is not the same. When saving GIFs, the CPU usage is too high. |
When saving GIFs, the CPU usage is too high. Is there a way to reduce it?GIF saving involves intensive computational tasks, and Honeycam is developed to utilize the computer's performance to the fullest extent. GIF and WebP image formats, among others, do not support hardware acceleration, so it's crucial to maximize CPU usage for better performance. Therefore, Honeycam is designed to utilize the CPU up to 100% through multi-threading. However, modern CPUs have increased the number of cores and operate at lower clock speeds when the workload is light, dynamically increasing the clock speed as the workload intensifies. Therefore, if the CPU is used at 100% during GIF saving, the CPU clock speed increases, leading to a rise in CPU temperature and causing the cooling fan to operate at a faster speed. If you require a quiet working environment, sudden high-speed fan operation can be disruptive due to the generated noise. Additionally, in some high-performance PCs, using the CPU at 100% can result in a rapid increase in power consumption, potentially causing strain on the system, especially if overclocking or similar techniques are employed. In such cases, there is a way to reduce the CPU usage in Honeycam. You can lower the "Number of Threads Used for Parallel Processing" in the advanced settings of the configuration. If this is set to Auto (the default setting), it will use all available threads.  |