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Best Converting To DVD Software?
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Stunt2061
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25. July 2005 @ 15:18 |
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at the moment im using DVD Santa and it works ok is there anything better?
thx
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AfterDawn Addict
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26. July 2005 @ 09:05 |
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Just about evey other bit of software out there is better.
Try VSO DivX to dvd.
Black holes are where God divided by zero...
Cheers, Jim
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Stunt2061
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26. July 2005 @ 19:40 |
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any reason why?
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27. July 2005 @ 10:49 |
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DVDSanta has limited options, it's output is not always DVD compliant, it crashes with no reason, it resizes video, it has poor quality at a given bitrate, and is generally at the bottom of a very long list of poor software.
If you want quality, try Mainconcept, Canopus Procoder, or CCE, then author in something like DVDLab.
If you want a "one-click-wonder" that will produce studio quality dvd's, there simply isn't one.
Here's a few more you might want to try, some are even free.
http://members.shaw.ca/videojunk/all.htm
Black holes are where God divided by zero...
Cheers, Jim
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Stunt2061
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28. July 2005 @ 14:14 |
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thx i tried using vso but i dont know how to make it widescreen?
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xiangjie
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28. July 2005 @ 21:57 |
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29. July 2005 @ 09:03 |
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VSO has a tickbox, that you can change from 4:3 to 16:9.
This is widescreen.
Black holes are where God divided by zero...
Cheers, Jim
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dennalynn
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11. August 2005 @ 23:27 |
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spam removed
This message has been edited since posting. Last time this message was edited on 15. September 2007 @ 05:43
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12. August 2005 @ 07:36 |
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what is the best converter???????
WHAT A QUESTION THAT IS !!!!
at the moment,in my opinion nothing can beat the following combo's,for the 2 most popular requirements
AVI'S
the film machine,using CCE'S engine,2 pass minimum
EXTRACTED MPEGS'S FROM BIN IMAGES
mainconcepts mpeg encoder,2 pass
followed by TMPGEnc to join
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nrautava
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12. August 2005 @ 11:10 |
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I can handle with these:
(I have no idea what u want to know)
AVI2DVD
DVD Decrypter
DVD2One
AutoGK
CloneDVD / CD
Alcohol 120%
DVD Shrink
TMPGEnc
Some most used programs in my PC...
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xeromen
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31. August 2005 @ 19:02 |
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I recently used TMPGEnc Plus to convert my mpeg files to mpeg2 so that I can burn them on dvd. I was successful in doing this but the picture looks a little weird. The sound and pictures looks great but when there is motion, you can see square pixels moving in motion. Don't know if I'm explaining this well but if anyone knows how to fix this problem it would be great.
I used these settings for the TMPGenc:
Video tab
Stream type: MPEG-2 Video
Size: 352x240 (for NTSC)
Aspect Ratio: 4:3
Frame Rate: 29.97fps (NTSC)
Rate Control Mode: CBR at 400kbps
VBV Buffer: 224 KB
Profile & level: MP@ML
Video Format: NTSC
Encode mode: non-interlace
YUV: 4:2:0
DC precision: 9 bits
Motion search precision: Normal
Advanced
Video source: non-interlace
Field order: bottom or top
Source aspect: 1:1
Video arrange method: Full screen
GOP Structure
IBBPBBPBBPBBPBBP
Number of I pictures in GOP: 1
Number of P pictures in GOP: 5
Number of B pictures in GOP: 2
Output interval of sequence header: 1 GOP
Max number of frames per GOP: 18
Output bitstream for edit (Closed GOP): checked
Detect scene change: checked
Force picture type setting: unchecked
Quantize matrix
Did not mess with this
Audio
Stream type: MPEG-1 Layer II
Sampling: 48000Hz
Stereo
Bitrate: 224kbps
Error protection checked, anything else unchecked
System
Stream type: MPEG-2 Program (VBR)
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