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Dan_61
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4. December 2007 @ 15:45
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What is the standard conversion time with Divx on a 2 hour movie
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4. December 2007 @ 15:54
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Originally posted by Dan_61: What is the standard conversion time with Divx on a 2 hour movie
It depends on your computer specs and the settings of the application you use to encode it. If your goal is quality, then encoding is normally slow...
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4. December 2007 @ 15:55
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'ConvertXtoDVD' takes around 45 minutes for a two hour movie on my P4 2.8GHz machine.
I assume ConvertX is typical, but there is no standard AFAIK.
Dan_61
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4. December 2007 @ 16:03
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Originally posted by pryme_H: Originally posted by Dan_61: What is the standard conversion time with Divx on a 2 hour movie
It depends on your computer specs and the settings of the application you use to encode it. If your goal is quality, then encoding is normally slow... i am using Divx free version i dont think there is a settings option
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7. January 2008 @ 14:38
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Hi,
VSO DivXtoDVD v0.5.2b will still work on some Audio/Video Streams.
But it has not been updated in a long long time.
Several new streams will probably not work with this old freeware version.
Since then, it was renamed to ConvertXtoDVD .
Latest is v2.2.3.258 and v3.00 is almost out the door.
Yes it's not free, but the price of ConvertXtoDVD is the price of 1 or 2 bought DVD, so I think it's all worth it !
My opinion
VSO Software Golden Membership Proud Owner / VSO Software Beta Tester
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Amir89
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10. January 2008 @ 10:12
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Forget VSO, use DVDFlick.
It's 100% free, has all the features VSO has, and allows you create animated menus and set your bitrate manually so squeeze as much quality as possible out of every DVD.
For me, most full-length feature films take 2-3 hrs, but I encode at the highest possible quality settings, and also burn at slower speeds to ensure I get no bad/unreadable sectors and such.
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