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How much computing power is needed to encode 640x480 jpeg images to some space-efficient form on the fly?

Which algorithm is most efficient in size of resulting video files? Is it possible to do the encoding on the fly with 640x480 or smaller images with 1ghz cpu 1gb ram desktop computer?

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