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Hmm, something wrong with the time it's taking to encode there.
Are you encoding as VCD or SVCD? Also what picture quality setting are you choosing in the Eazy VCD Gui?
Remember, before you rip/encode a film it's always wise to reboot your system right before, disable A/V software and anything else running in the background that may be using vital resources. The size of your RAM is fine, some people say that 256 mb is the optimum size for encoding. Put it this way, when I use my Vaio laptop with a 1gig Duron & 256mb RAM it takes about 4 hrs per average film to VCD using Eazy VCD. Another thing that will speed your encode times up slightly is to start up TMPGEnc > Option > Prieview Option > And make sure "Do not display" is ticked.