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| Movie copy software Discuss, -New Conversion Tool at Software forum; This is a tool i started using today,and it's able to convert all those d/l files to DVD compliant files,after all isn't that why you're here????....... Works pretty good so far http://www.essien.de/products/convertwizard/ Incidentally,a beta can be found at BetaNews.com Last edited by Ruffrob; 25-09-2003 at 02:51 . |
Posted: 25-09-2003 - #1
| This is a tool i started using today,and it's able to convert all those d/l files to DVD compliant files,after all isn't that why you're here????.......  Works pretty goodso far http://www.essien.de/products/convertwizard/ Incidentally,a beta can be found at BetaNews.com Last edited by Ruffrob; 25-09-2003 at 02:51. |
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Posted: 26-09-2003 - #2
| Thanks for that, whats the quality like and how fast/slow is it ?
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Posted: 02-10-2003 - #3
| Quality is ,of course,good as the original. I put together some files I had d/l ed a while ago,used the software,and strung them together thru TMPG Enc DVD Author,and the DVD worked well. The encoding time could be faster,but I can't argue with the results. Check it,I await your expert opinion.....  BTW,CM,is there any software that sharpens video prior to authoring,so maybe a video can be enhanced? Last edited by Ruffrob; 02-10-2003 at 03:44. |
Posted: 02-10-2003 - #4
| Hmm... thanks fot the tip. I'll give it a go right away!  |
Posted: 03-10-2003 - #5
| Since the both of you are far more experienced than I in this realm,I'd like to hear back from you guys as to how well it worked out Thanks!!!!.....  |
Posted: 03-10-2003 - #6
| I did a VCD to DVDR conversion with it and the quality looks ok. Wil try a DivX (good quality) to DVDR conversion 2night. The program is slow though!!  |
Posted: 03-10-2003 - #7
| Did a DivX to Mpeg2 (DVD-pal) conversion of a Futurama episode. DivX: codec version 4.12 | resolution 576x432 DVD: resolution 720x576 I've made a few screenshots using PowerDVD. 2 of both files; 1 while the image was frozen and 1 when it was moving. Check it out for yourself. I think it looks ok. While watching both files, I like the DVD-file better. DivX frozen image DVD frozen image DivX moving image DVD moving image Maybe I should also do a normal movie cause animated movie look sharper then normal one most of the time. |
Posted: 03-10-2003 - #8
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Posted: 03-10-2003 - #9
| Mkay, I'll try to find a quality divx somewhere. |
Posted: 03-10-2003 - #10
| Originally posted by Wookie Quote:
I couldn't tell the difference between the two. Or should i get my glasses......  |
Posted: 04-10-2003 - #11
| I tried a normal movie last night, but the image was in the wrong dimensions. The DivX had a resolution of 576x240 (wide) but when the mpeg (DVD) was made it had the same resolution but the image was cropped in it's width. So I had a black border on each side!  The speed of this conversion was better then before btw. The movie length was 1:45 hour and the conversion lasted 1:30 hour. So that isn't to bad at all. Conversion was done on a P4 3,2ghz (FSB900) with 2x 512MB Kingston Hyper-X PC3500 @ CAS2 & 225mhz. I'm trying again right now. |
Posted: 04-10-2003 - #12
| Sorry guys, I've just been to busy to even scratch of late. Will test out as soon as I have some spare time.
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Posted: 05-10-2003 - #13
| I've tried it again, but with the same results. I also tried a XviD movie, but DirectConvert crashed. Tried it a few times, but it crashes everytime and at different times during converting. |
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