Video encoding programs
Hi,
I downloaded videora, and have to say, I am distinctly unimpressed with the video (1 frame per minute is totally rubbish)
Does anyone know any programs that encode to the correct size and format straight from a dvd?
Ideally for free!
cheers
# 2 Re: Video encoding programs
I dont know for sure about the "straight from a dvd" part.
But I know you can export movie to iPod (320x240) with QuickTime Pro! :)
http://img452.imageshack.us/img452/7318/movietoipod1lp.png
# 4 Re: Video encoding programs
I decided to upgrade my quicktime to pro...
Although I did find out AFTER doing that, that divx doesnt produce a codec that runs with the windows version of quicktime.
I have AVI's encoded using DivX and they just play with no sound or picture.
I am trying some progs that encode a dvd vob to an uncompressed avi, but dont really have any idea of decent, and free programs.
I am giving a program called DVD-TO-MPEG a go, but this is just a trial I believe.
I do have NeoDivX, which is a great prog for ripping and encoding, but this only works using its own DivX codec, and doesnt seem to like using other uncompressed codec types
# 5 Re: Video encoding programs
I've had good luck with Videora but I'm not crazy about the multiple conversion process (i.e. DVD Decryptor to AutoGK to Videora.
I plan to try out DVD to iPod. The product hasn't been released yet but I emailed them earlier this week and they said development was complete and that they were just waiting to receive a video iPod to test it on. They said it may be released next week. The link is http://www.makayama.com/
