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does nero software use advantage of dual core?

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hey guys, a few hours i was encoding a video and burning it onto my dvd.
While i was doing that, i decided to watch a few programs on my computer, but i realised that my cpu was struggling while i trying to open wintv.
I had assumed that my cpu could handle doing a dvd burning process while doing something else.

I then assumed that maybe nero takes advantage of dual core processors so i opened up the taskmanager and found out that both cores were running in full load during the encoding/burning process.

is it normal for a dual core to struggle during a encoding/burning process while running another program, or does nero simply take advantage of both cores?
 
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