aLu
28th October 2002, 16:25
Hey, I don't mean to start any wars between Flaskers and Knotters ;-/ - I'd just like to know what you think to be the best solution for your needs.
For me, the main goal ist QUALITY - and if it takes 14 hours to get it (on my super-duper-duron 700, hehe). The competitors are (as far as I know):
1. Gordian Knot/Avisynth - involves many progs, difficult config
2. FlaskMPEG - likely to crash, slow
3. DVD2AVI - bad quality, bad resizing
4. XMPEG - stupid resizing, likely to crash, always wants to test...
There's also something called MPEG2AVI, I don't know that app.
I've tried yet 2,3 and 4 and my personal favourite is Flask, besides all its instability and buggyness. But GKnot interests me. As far as I know, it uses Avisynth for Frameserving and VirtualDub or Nandub for adjusting the image/compression. Can it really beat Flask's quality - I mean, objectively - to some extend that's a matter of taste. Is it 1.) sharper 2.)more detailed 3.)bess blocky/ blurry ast high bitrates?
Let me know what you think.
For me, the main goal ist QUALITY - and if it takes 14 hours to get it (on my super-duper-duron 700, hehe). The competitors are (as far as I know):
1. Gordian Knot/Avisynth - involves many progs, difficult config
2. FlaskMPEG - likely to crash, slow
3. DVD2AVI - bad quality, bad resizing
4. XMPEG - stupid resizing, likely to crash, always wants to test...
There's also something called MPEG2AVI, I don't know that app.
I've tried yet 2,3 and 4 and my personal favourite is Flask, besides all its instability and buggyness. But GKnot interests me. As far as I know, it uses Avisynth for Frameserving and VirtualDub or Nandub for adjusting the image/compression. Can it really beat Flask's quality - I mean, objectively - to some extend that's a matter of taste. Is it 1.) sharper 2.)more detailed 3.)bess blocky/ blurry ast high bitrates?
Let me know what you think.