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Socio
9th January 2005, 17:55
It was my understanding that NuEnc could be used in DVD-RB by simply renaming the NuEnc.exe to QuEnc.exe then pointing DVD-RB to it. However when I try encoding with it I get a "bad parameter" popup in DVD-RB but real QuEnc will work.

NuEnc can be used this way correct?

Fishman0919
10th January 2005, 03:58
I think you answered the question yourself :D

Socio
10th January 2005, 16:29
:rolleyes: I will take that as a no NuEnc can not be used in DVD-RB then.

manolito
10th January 2005, 17:17
The NuEnc command line parameters are different from QuEnc, and this is something I would like to see changed in one of the next NuEnc versions. (Example: number of vbr passes in QuEnc is set by "-n" while NuEnc only understands "-passes:n").

For libavcodec based encoders QuEnc has become kind of the de facto standard (DVDRebuilder and DVD2SVCD support QuEnc), so I feel that all libavcodec based encoders should adhere to that "standard". FreeEnc does a very good job here. This does not mean any restriction for the encoder, it should just ignore parameters it does not understand (instead of quitting with a "bad parameter" error) and use the settings from a template file or the registry instead.

Cheers
manolito

Socio
10th January 2005, 18:15
manolito,

Thanks! FreeEnc works just fine!

manolito
21st February 2005, 20:19
Originally posted by manolito
The NuEnc command line parameters are different from QuEnc, and this is something I would like to see changed in one of the next NuEnc versions. (Example: number of vbr passes in QuEnc is set by "-n" while NuEnc only understands "-pass n").

No longer true! I just uploaded a small utility that makes NuEnc compatible with QuEnc. Have a look at the NuEnc thread...


Cheers
manolito