Any way to encode faster ?

Hi
I have a Macbook Pro 2.5Ghz 4gb memory OSX 10.6.6
I encode a lot of EyeTVHD video clips.
It is a slow laborious process. I mean it takes 6 to 12 hours for some.
EyeTV tells me that even its own hardware driven Turbo264 would not enhance encode times with my setup.
My question is what is out there currently that speeds up encoding and burning dvd disks?
Will the new multi core processors speed things up?
Is the only way to buy a new $4000 Mac machine?
*And is it more important to have more GHz or more cores ?*
From what I've read the software has to be able to incorporate these new processors.
And one more question - why does iMovie not import Quicktime h.264 video format but will import h.264 files ?

Hi jonsondonson-
The only way to get it to encode faster is to buy a faster machine.
No matter what speed the burner runs at, the Mac can only encode the video based on its processor speed. The more complicated the movie is with special effects and transitions the longer it will take to encode.
Luck-
-DP

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