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sarmin
7th July 2006, 02:14
i have tried dr.divx but i'm not a expert so i'm asking you how good it is compared to other encoders and is there a better encoder to convert files to divx?? thx for your help
Leica
7th July 2006, 02:37
i have tried dr.divx but i'm not a expert so i'm asking you how good it is compared to other encoders and is there a better encoder to convert files to divx?? thx for your help
It sux
sarmin
7th July 2006, 04:13
what should i use instead of dr.divx???
check
7th July 2006, 04:26
For divx encoding I personally use virtualdubmod. I also generally encode with xvid instead of divx.
sarmin
7th July 2006, 04:39
can you choose 2nd pass on divx converter
check
7th July 2006, 05:17
virtualdubmod supports all divx features.
Jacquers
7th July 2006, 09:44
sarmin: Dr. DivX used to suck, but is getting better. If you have complaints / problems specific to Dr. DivX, you could go to the Dr. DivX forum and seek help directly from the developers over there.
sarmin
7th July 2006, 15:11
i tried the new dr.divx and i diden't get good results. but i have heard that canpus proder 2 is very good for converting files to divx is this true??
weaver4
7th July 2006, 15:18
What you will want to use is a function of your expertice. If you want something quick and good I would recommend avi.net or autogk or even the latest version of the Doctor. If you have a degree in video you might want to try VirtualDub or or VirtualDubMod. If you something that has power but is also "mostly" beginner friendly try staxrip.
BTW: The Doctor is now in pretty good shape, I use it for many of my movies and I am very happy with it. 2 months ago it sux but now OK.
sarmin
7th July 2006, 17:15
how good is the divx converter and how does it convert? does it convert files in 2 passes or just 1 pass. vdub doesn't work godd on my computer. it's very slow.
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