VCD burning software needed

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Michael said:
My clock seems okay on my computer. The time and date is correct. What
does it show for you?
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It shows you as posting 3 hours from now at this end?

Btw, with respect to your original question, see if you can find anything
here;

http://allmedia.km.ru/

The site's virtually all in Russian, but aslong as you stick to the obvious,
it shouldn't be too difficult to navigate :o)

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Keeping it FREE!
 
My burner came with Nero which works good, but it takes a long time to
encode a movie file. Are there any others out there that encodes more
quickly?
 
Steven Burn said:
Fix your clock......... (future posting is bad netiquette apparently)

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Keeping it FREE!
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My clock seems okay on my computer. The time and date is correct. What
does it show for you?
 
Michael said:
My burner came with Nero which works good, but it takes a long time to
encode a movie file. Are there any others out there that encodes more
quickly?
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TMPGenc and AVI2VCD encode to VCD MPEG. However, TMPGenc is not praised for
its speed.
 
Michael said:
My burner came with Nero which works good, but it takes a long time to
encode a movie file. Are there any others out there that encodes more
quickly?
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You might want to check this site out:

http://www.encoderx.co.uk/

(Damn, every time I load that page I wind up spending at least an hour
there schmoozing around. Oh well, here I go again....)
 
Onno said:
TMPGenc and AVI2VCD encode to VCD MPEG. However, TMPGenc is not praised for
its speed.
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Not only that, but it's ability to encode to MPEG-2 is time limited.
Because of that, I consider it to be crippleware and stopped
recommending it's use.

YMMV.
 
Not only that, but it's ability to encode to MPEG-2 is time limited.
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That limitation is not imposed by the author of TMPGenc, but by the authors
(or license holders) of MPEG-2.
Because of that, I consider it to be crippleware and stopped
recommending it's use
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MPEG-2 encoding is not the issue here, Michael asked for a VCD encoder. And
TMPGenc is a full-featured MPEG-1 encoder. For MPEG-2, you could always
recommend version 12a.
 
On 22 Sep 2004 14:46:10 GMT, Onno Voors <[email protected]>
wrote:

MPEG-2 encoding is not the issue here, Michael asked for a VCD encoder. And
TMPGenc is a full-featured MPEG-1 encoder. For MPEG-2, you could always
recommend version 12a.
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Wouldn't that be rather pointless ? 12a cannot currently be downloaded
anywhere. Added to that one would also need the file to translate to
English.

TMPGEnc version beta 12a (0.11.20.98): Download [696K]
English resource patch for TMPGEnc beta 12a only: Download[94K]

Files are :

TMPGEnc-0.11.20.98-rel1.zip

tmpg_en0918.exe

Download links exist but they are either dead or link to
incomplete/corrupt files.

Perhaps there is an MPEG-1 to MPEG-2 converter that is free ? Anyone
know of one ? I expect that if one exists it is probably illegal.

Regards, John.
 
On 22 Sep 2004 14:46:10 GMT, Onno Voors <[email protected]>
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Wouldn't that be rather pointless ? 12a cannot currently be downloaded
anywhere.
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I see. Well, at least people will know what to look/ask for. It could be
posted to a group like alt.binaries.multimedia.utilities.

Perhaps there is an MPEG-1 to MPEG-2 converter that is free ? Anyone
know of one ?
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BBmpeg can convert AVI to MPEG-2 :

http://members.cox.net/beyeler/bbmpeg.html

One could use Virtualdub to frameserve or to make an intermediairy AVI
using a lossless codec.
 
On 22 Sep 2004 14:46:10 GMT, Onno Voors <[email protected]>
wrote:



Wouldn't that be rather pointless ? 12a cannot currently be downloaded
anywhere.
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I see. Well, at least people will know what to look/ask for. It could be
posted to a group like alt.binaries.multimedia.utilities.
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But that's not necessary. Apparently shouldn't have accepted Johns words as
accurate, because one google search gave me this link:

http://www.dvdhelp.us/php/pafiledb/pafiledb3/pafiledb.php?action=file&id=
125

and this one for the english patch:
http://www.dvdhelp.us/php/pafiledb/pafiledb3/pafiledb.php?action=file&id=
132

both files work.

Other download links:
http://www.pcphotovideo.com/Downloads/TMPGEnc-0.11.20.97.zip
http://www.pcphotovideo.com/Downloads/tmpg_en0725.zip

These links are from the first two hits Google gave. I didn't bother to
check the others, but they are here: http://tinyurl.com/3syzq

12a may not be a bad choice:
http://www.digital-digest.com/dvd/articles/tmpgenc_test.html
 
Wouldn't that be rather pointless ? 12a cannot currently be downloaded
anywhere.
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[snip]
I see. Well, at least people will know what to look/ask for. It could be
posted to a group like alt.binaries.multimedia.utilities.
Click to expand...
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But that's not necessary. Apparently shouldn't have accepted Johns words as
accurate, because one google search gave me this link:
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http://www.dvdhelp.us/php/pafiledb/pafiledb3/pafiledb.php?action=file&id=
125
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Went there and got :

DVDHelp.us File Area :: Search :: Results for
TMPGEnc-0.11.20.98-rel1.zip
Search

Sorry, no matches were found for TMPGEnc-0.11.20.98-rel1.zip
and this one for the english patch:
http://www.dvdhelp.us/php/pafiledb/pafiledb3/pafiledb.php?action=file&id=
132
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DVDHelp.us File Area :: Search :: Results for tmpg_en0918.exe
Search

Sorry, no matches were found for tmpg_en0918.exe
both files work.
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IF they were available, perhaps.
Other download links:
http://www.pcphotovideo.com/Downloads/TMPGEnc-0.11.20.97.zip
http://www.pcphotovideo.com/Downloads/tmpg_en0725.zip
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Download links for different files.

Or are you saying that the two files, with different filenames, are
the same files ?

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Regards, John.

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http://www.dvdhelp.us/php/pafiledb/pafiledb3/pafiledb.php?action=file&id=
125
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Went there and got : [snip]

Sorry, no matches were found for TMPGEnc-0.11.20.98-rel1.zip
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When you search for tmpgenc you get the results.

[snip]
IF they were available, perhaps.
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I couldn't have tested them if they had been unavailable, could I?
Download links for different files.
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Different files from what you have been looking for, so what? They can
still convert to MPEG-2 and they are still freeware.
And that's what matters.
 
But that's not necessary. Apparently shouldn't have accepted
Johns words as accurate, because one google search gave me this link:

http://www.dvdhelp.us/php/pafiledb/pafiledb3/pafiledb.php?action=file&id=125

and this one for the english patch:
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http://www.dvdhelp.us/php/pafiledb/pafiledb3/pafiledb.php?action=file&id=132

Yeah, the last version of TMPGEnc with the free MPEG-2 encoder is quite
popular, and will likely circulate for a long time.

I googled on "tmpgenc 12a" and got LOTS of hits.
 
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