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rendez2k
17th April 2004, 23:30
Is there a program like Dr. DivX which supports XviD where you can quickly select a vob or mpeg and some output settings? Being able to set the output size would be very handy too! Thanks.
Teegedeck
17th April 2004, 23:34
I'd say, have a look at AutoGK. It's all over Doom9's news-page and in the Gordian Knot forum stickies.
lordadmira
17th April 2004, 23:42
Dr. Divx is a piece of crap. :D
Tuning
18th April 2004, 03:59
Originally posted by rendez2k
Is there a program like Dr. DivX which supports XviD where you can quickly select a vob or mpeg and some output settings? Being able to set the output size would be very handy too! Thanks.
The first option is present in AutoGK (btw, it should be in the prescribed format:with IFO files, stream info text ,etc)
You cannot open mpeg though.
Pen-Pen
18th April 2004, 09:15
Originally posted by rendez2k
Is there a program like Dr. DivX which supports XviD where you can quickly select a vob or mpeg and some output settings? Being able to set the output size would be very handy too! Thanks.
XViD codec itself handles output size very well ^^
SeeMoreDigital
18th April 2004, 17:37
Originally posted by rendez2k
Is there a program like Dr. DivX which supports XviD where you can quickly select a vob or mpeg and some output settings? Being able to set the output size would be very handy too! Thanks. I've said it before and I'll say it again.
MPEGmediator can do this no problem, whether they be Mpeg2, VOB (Mpeg2), Mpeg1, some types of DAT (Mpeg1), or a mixture of them!
Cheers
rendez2k
18th April 2004, 18:02
Thanks for the replies - could you tell me where to get MPEGmediator from? http://mpegmediator.com isn't working! Thanks...!
SeeMoreDigital
18th April 2004, 18:20
Originally posted by rendez2k
Thanks for the replies - could you tell me where to get MPEGmediator from? http://mpegmediator.com isn't working! Thanks...! Try here (http://82.2.167.24/Uploaded_Files/Doom9_Forum_files/MPEGmediator_(v1.5).zip).
fl0
20th April 2004, 01:42
i think xmpeg can do what mpegmediator do is more easily...
so what about using xmpeg, is there any disadvantages encoding xvid files with it ?
Selur
20th April 2004, 07:22
personally I don't like the deinterlace options of Xmpeg, since the weren't good enough to deinterlace my dvb captures.(card is broken now)
rendez2k
21st April 2004, 20:16
Well, after doing quite a bit of testing myself I have found FairUse wizard to offer everything I need - any comments on this software?
SeeMoreDigital
21st April 2004, 20:36
Originally posted by Selur
personally I don't like the deinterlace options of Xmpeg, since the weren't good enough to deinterlace my dvb captures.(card is broken now) Yep I tried Xmpeg, admittedly some time ago and came to the same conclusion!
I will have to give it another look before commenting any further!
Cheers
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