What Video Encoding Software Is Best?

It's probably not the best way but I open the files in an editor like vegas video and then just export using the codecs I want to re encode it. As for burning I always burn at the fastest possible speed and never have any sync probs, ie 6 avi files onto a 4.7gb DVD in 13mins.

Ripping to harddrive : http://www.doom9.org/Soft21/Rippers/SetupD...ter_3.1.7.0.exe

Converting to avi/divx/whateva you want :
http://keihanna.dl.sourceforge.net/sourcef...060_preview.exe

Flask Mpeg Subtitles Fix : http://www.digital-digest.net/downloads/fi...titlefix_v6.exe

The program above fixes the problem where you when flasking a movie it skips some subtitles.

Answering the topic what u are using (Tmpgenc) is the best I use it all the time with no probs.

sometimes TmpgEnc handles the sound more accurately if you use Virtualdub to save the AVI's sound as a WAV and use that as the audio input, instead of trying to encode directly from the AVI's MP3 stream.

I think, you really need to go to,

http://dvdhelp.com

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Originally posted by muchspl2@27 October 2003 - 01:29
no no NO
its out of sync because of bad frames, you have to remove bad frames before you run it through tmpgenc

http://divxrepair.sourceforge.net/ <- got to run that first to be sure no bad frames
and if it kicks a error for sound, its because you have your vfapi settings not configerd correctly

http://members.cox.net/my_web_pictur..._for_x-vid.gif

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Thanks for all the help but I still have the same problem&#33;&#33;

I don&#39;t think I mentioned previously that the AVI files are FINE its not until I convert them to mpg I get the sync problem.

I downloaded and installed the avi fixer and that tells me the avi files are good so im pulling my hair out now&#33;&#33;&#33; As I mentioned before ive installed tooLame as a plug in AND looked at troubleshooting at DVDr help.com with no Joy atall&#33;&#33;


Help would be superb as ive about 4 files im dying to watch on my dvd player&#33;&#33;

thanks :)

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