Avi

[muchspl2]

we already told you tmpgenc, its the best and easiest, and it has the most functions

all you need is tmpgenc to encode the whole thing, then nero to burn it

[Aaron_T]

where can i download tmpgenc

[muchspl2]

google

http://www.tmpgenc.net/

[Loke the Lurker]

You might want to try Nero Visionexpress.

I just experimented with it and converted the file "Farscape 2 Cut Scenes.avi" directly into dvd-format.

At a glance there does not seem to be any quality loss (although I bet there is always quality loss in conversions).

However, I must warn you that the file I tried was only 28mb large. It would be interesting to hear of the result of a 700mb avi conversion...

And, by the way, for some reason you need directx9 to install visionexpress.

Please put a post here regarding how it worked out.

[Aaron_T]

tmpgenc is a waste of time it does not recognise my AVI file you know i thought id get help but obviously not!!!!!!!!!!!

[muchspl2]

Originally posted by Azzz@4 November 2003 - 23:42
tmpgenc is a waste of time it does not recognise my AVI file you know i thought id get help but obviously not!!!!!!!!!!!

eat shit n00b, I would post the correct settings for you but you don't need are help

so everyone just point and laugh at his ignorence

[Loke the Lurker]

Then try Nero visionexpress!!!

[muchspl2]

Originally posted by Loke the Lurker@4 November 2003 - 23:59
Then try Nero visionexpress!!!

nero works great, FOR BURNING, it sucks ass as a encoder, even main concept is better than nero at encoding, and I don't like the blocklyness (is that a word) and pixelasation (not sure of that one either ) that main concept gives, best results use tmpgenc (slowest best settings)

[Loke the Lurker]

Hmmm, that might be true.

But is that experience based on fun moments with Nero or Nero visionexpress????

[muchspl2]

I have tried every thing, tmpgenc gives the best results, just use nero to BURN, thats what its made for, it just happens to encode