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marsias
4th August 2008, 12:43
Hello.
Which program can i use to make my original DVD to DIVx with following characteristics:
1. Convert the DVD video part to DIvx.
2. Direct mux the Original DVD Audio track to Divx (without encoding/coding)
2. Changing the Aspect ratio of the video part.
3. Select resolution which i wont.
4. Unpack Video Bitstream(not absolut necessary).
Momentaly i do all this steps with using 4 different programs.
Exist a single application for all this steps.
CWR03
4th August 2008, 19:31
AutoGK with AnyDVD running in the background will do it.
marsias
5th August 2008, 06:23
No. AutoGK cannot:
1. Change the Aspect ratio to a desire format.
2. Select Resolution to a desire format(esp. High)
3. Unpack the packet Bitstream.
CWR03
5th August 2008, 07:47
AutoGK can change the aspect ratio, although it's limited to 4:3, 16:9 and "Original."
marsias
5th August 2008, 08:51
Ok.
But not the other features which i wont.
especialy fixed resulution High!
i already have Auto/GK but this not for me.
mgh
29th September 2008, 12:31
Dr.DivX will do all once you have ripped dvd to your hard disk
Slammin'
29th September 2008, 17:13
Hello.
Which program can i use to make my original DVD to DIVx with following characteristics:
1. Convert the DVD video part to DIvx.
2. Direct mux the Original DVD Audio track to Divx (without encoding/coding)
2. Changing the Aspect ratio of the video part.
3. Select resolution which i wont.
4. Unpack Video Bitstream(not absolut necessary).
Momentaly i do all this steps with using 4 different programs.
Exist a single application for all this steps.
Use Avisynth, DGMPGDEC, and Virtualdub. All are free and fairly easy to use.
Avisynth allows you do almost anything (via filters) to your audio/video streams on the fly.
DGMPGDEC can separate the video/audio streams so you can use above filters.
Virtualdub can mux it all together.
IMHO: I've tried tons of different programs and found that I have the most control of my AV dub using the above programs.
...and they're all free.. :eek:
Astrophizz
1st October 2008, 22:56
:rolleyes: :goodpost:
stax76
1st October 2008, 23:31
Looks like spam which you should not reply to.
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