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<blockquote data-quote="donmega" data-source="post: 31137" data-attributes="member: 16266"><p>I use #1 DVD ripper to encode, its a great lil prog cause u can rip and encode right from the dvd and wake up and everything is done.</p><p>But its not a stripped down proggy either. You can choose your filter weather it be DIVX, XVID, WM9 etc.. then click on the filter to setup all the advanced encoding options just like any other encoding software.</p><p></p><p>I read tons of posts on the doom9 forums and after changing setting after setting after setting I finally said to hell with it. Im gonna try something else. </p><p>So I asked what else to use on the forums over there and got a simple response</p><p>"you said you have 500gb of storage space and file size is not an issue, so my only question is why would you want to encode in DIVX?"</p><p></p><p>That got me thinking, I always thought SVCD was old and crappy compaired to divx and xvid but the truth is (as far as I know) xvid and divx really only shine when storage space is an issue, like trying to compress a 9gb dvd into a 700mb package.</p><p></p><p>Also seek issues are normal in AVI format because something about there not being enough frame position marker thingies. Not supposed to happen as bad in mpeg2.</p><p></p><p>Try ripping a movie with #1 dvd ripper and use SVCD, use the bit rate calculater and set your output file to be around 2.5gb in a single file and lemme know how you think it compaires to your avi files.</p><p></p><p>Also when i try to see on Divx, and Xvid the whole machine just locks.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="donmega, post: 31137, member: 16266"] I use #1 DVD ripper to encode, its a great lil prog cause u can rip and encode right from the dvd and wake up and everything is done. But its not a stripped down proggy either. You can choose your filter weather it be DIVX, XVID, WM9 etc.. then click on the filter to setup all the advanced encoding options just like any other encoding software. I read tons of posts on the doom9 forums and after changing setting after setting after setting I finally said to hell with it. Im gonna try something else. So I asked what else to use on the forums over there and got a simple response "you said you have 500gb of storage space and file size is not an issue, so my only question is why would you want to encode in DIVX?" That got me thinking, I always thought SVCD was old and crappy compaired to divx and xvid but the truth is (as far as I know) xvid and divx really only shine when storage space is an issue, like trying to compress a 9gb dvd into a 700mb package. Also seek issues are normal in AVI format because something about there not being enough frame position marker thingies. Not supposed to happen as bad in mpeg2. Try ripping a movie with #1 dvd ripper and use SVCD, use the bit rate calculater and set your output file to be around 2.5gb in a single file and lemme know how you think it compaires to your avi files. Also when i try to see on Divx, and Xvid the whole machine just locks. [/QUOTE]
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