.AVI encoder that encode fast and resulted file is small size and good quality

mgadallah · 9th September 2012, 21:11

Hello
Please I am using VidCoder to encode my .MPEG-2 and my .TS files to .MP4 with H.264 using VidCoder which encode very fast and resulted file is small size with amazing quality.
Please does there is any a like encoding client to convert to .AVI ?
I mean an encoder client that all me to encode multiple files, and encoding fast and small size and good quality.
Thanks

mgadallah · 10th September 2012, 05:07

Gentle reminder please.

Guest · 10th September 2012, 13:47

Quote:

Originally Posted by mgadallah

Gentle reminder please.

From forum rule 12:

5 minutes after your initial post you reply to your own post writing something like "Why is nobody helping me?

mgadallah · 10th September 2012, 16:53

Quote:

Originally Posted by neuron2

From forum rule 12:

5 minutes after your initial post you reply to your own post writing something like "Why is nobody helping me?

sorry if i was in hurry

kypec · 10th September 2012, 20:13

When H.264 in MP4 works well for you why would you bother with AVI at all? It cannot deliver neither better quality nor smaller filesize, stop fussing about it, please.

mgadallah · 10th September 2012, 21:17

Quote:

Originally Posted by kypec

It cannot deliver neither better quality nor smaller filesize

Someone wants me to do .avi or .wmv copies and this is why I am asking.
I am totally agree to only use .mp4 h.264 but this is what I am asked to do.
So please help me.

mariush · 10th September 2012, 23:27

Try ffmpeg, see if something like this would work:

ffmpeg.exe -i film.aac -i film.mp4 -acodec copy -vcodec copy film.avi

Though I doubt it would work straight like this, avi as a container is pretty old and the data in the video stream needs to be arranged in a certain way (and there are some small "hacks" used by video for windows codecs to manage this) for players to be able to read and play the content.

If the people asking for avi or wmv are dumb enough, just consider renaming the file extension. If they want avi for compatibility with dvd players that also play AVI videos or some portable devices, then those devices are probably only going to handle xvid or mpeg 2 anyway, you'd still need to recompress the content.

WMV is slightly more modern but as far as I know it only takes Microsoft's codecs when it comes to video, so you can't put h264 or mpeg2 without re-compressing everything.

9th September 2012, 21:11	#1 \| Link
mgadallah MGadAllah Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Egypt - Cairo Posts: 38	.AVI encoder that encode fast and resulted file is small size and good quality Hello Please I am using VidCoder to encode my .MPEG-2 and my .TS files to .MP4 with H.264 using VidCoder which encode very fast and resulted file is small size with amazing quality. Please does there is any a like encoding client to convert to .AVI ? I mean an encoder client that all me to encode multiple files, and encoding fast and small size and good quality. Thanks

10th September 2012, 05:07	#2 \| Link
mgadallah MGadAllah Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Egypt - Cairo Posts: 38	Gentle reminder please.

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kypec User of free A/V tools Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: SK Posts: 826	When H.264 in MP4 works well for you why would you bother with AVI at all? It cannot deliver neither better quality nor smaller filesize, stop fussing about it, please.

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mariush Registered User Join Date: Dec 2008 Posts: 589	Try ffmpeg, see if something like this would work: ffmpeg.exe -i film.aac -i film.mp4 -acodec copy -vcodec copy film.avi Though I doubt it would work straight like this, avi as a container is pretty old and the data in the video stream needs to be arranged in a certain way (and there are some small "hacks" used by video for windows codecs to manage this) for players to be able to read and play the content. If the people asking for avi or wmv are dumb enough, just consider renaming the file extension. If they want avi for compatibility with dvd players that also play AVI videos or some portable devices, then those devices are probably only going to handle xvid or mpeg 2 anyway, you'd still need to recompress the content. WMV is slightly more modern but as far as I know it only takes Microsoft's codecs when it comes to video, so you can't put h264 or mpeg2 without re-compressing everything.