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pdbowling
22nd November 2005, 23:43
Hi everyone.
Does someone know where I can get an mpeg encoder that doesn't paste a giant logo all over the product?
I used Cinema Craft's excellent encoder but it was useless as a final product since it had the huge red logo in it.
BTW. I am exporting from Adobe Premiere Pro if that makes a difference.
Thanks for your help.
PB
acidsex
22nd November 2005, 23:48
wrong forum. try using search
guada 2
22nd November 2005, 23:56
Look at here please:
http://forum.doom9.org/forumdisplay.php?f=71
Bye.
rpboy
23rd November 2005, 02:31
Hi everyone.
Does someone know where I can get an mpeg encoder that doesn't paste a giant logo all over the product?
I used Cinema Craft's excellent encoder but it was useless as a final product since it had the huge red logo in it.
BTW. I am exporting from Adobe Premiere Pro if that makes a difference.
It doesn't if you purchase it. :)
Two of the best free encoders are here:
HC 0.16
http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?p=738836#post738836
QuEnc 0.60
http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=94813&
I don't think they integrate with Adobe Premiere as a plugin though. I believe they are both standalone encoders only. (But I could be wrong.) At least it might get you started...
danpos
23rd November 2005, 04:06
@pdbowling:
There are more FREE MPEG-2 encoders. I can suggest to you the AutoQMatEnc (AQE):
Home page (http://sapstar.vmesquita.com) (there you will can get the last official release and so the last beta one).
Discussion (http://www.vmesquita.com/forum/index.php?board=41.0).
My last result using RB-Pro 1.3 and AutoQMatEnc as encoder (http://www.vmesquita.com/forum/index.php?topic=5014.msg34741#msg34741).
Mug Funky
23rd November 2005, 05:19
for premiere there's lots of choices.
i like to use the Debugmode Frameserver plugin (free) to make a "fake avi" which i then filter using avisynth if necessary (EXCELLENT for standards-conversion, especially if you're working at outputting for both NTSC and PAL from the same timeline), then serve the resulting avs file into quenc, or indeed any other standalone encoder that supports avs/avi files.
pdbowling
23rd November 2005, 15:33
Hey, thanks everyone. After a little bit of searching around, I found the Visible Light Web Site and bought a copy of Cinema Craft Basic. Beauty.
P
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