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Mauldor · 13-07-2005, 12:17

Actually I Always Used to use TMPEG to go from AVI (XVID/DivX) to DVD and it worked all the time but of Late it seems it struggles to fit the Output onto DVD5, always WAY over the mark size wize. Now Nero used to take 8 Hours (madness) but now it takes like 1 Hour to take a Xvid to DVD - I write this out to DVD+RW and it plays fine.

Its a Pity there is not something like you have in 3D Studio max where you can run a little client thing on your other spare machine's and click Convert (as in Net Render) and it uses the Power of all Available machine to speed up the Process - It would work well for me as I have 5 Machine's here and Some are Dual CPU as Well !!
Anyhow, Back to the Task in hand though - Taking a Movie from One format to another to Another will loose Quality each time (if going from a Compressed Format to a Compressed Format).

13-07-2005, 12:17	#13
Mauldor Inactive Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Scunthorpe Age: 59 Services: 50mbit, Base TV, Base Phone Posts: 437	Re: TMPGEnc Or WinAVI Actually I Always Used to use TMPEG to go from AVI (XVID/DivX) to DVD and it worked all the time but of Late it seems it struggles to fit the Output onto DVD5, always WAY over the mark size wize. Now Nero used to take 8 Hours (madness) but now it takes like 1 Hour to take a Xvid to DVD - I write this out to DVD+RW and it plays fine. Its a Pity there is not something like you have in 3D Studio max where you can run a little client thing on your other spare machine's and click Convert (as in Net Render) and it uses the Power of all Available machine to speed up the Process - It would work well for me as I have 5 Machine's here and Some are Dual CPU as Well !! Anyhow, Back to the Task in hand though - Taking a Movie from One format to another to Another will loose Quality each time (if going from a Compressed Format to a Compressed Format).