T0rn
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Re: XviD
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dvd536
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Thanks 
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I'll have to get that too |
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T0rn
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said by dvd536  :
said by T0rn :
That's why there's VirtualDub Mod.  Handles VBR MP3 and OGM alike.
Is that the same as VirtualDub MPEG2? thats what i got. i actually got about 8 different versions of VirtualDub sometimes the newer ones choke but an older one will do what im trying to do.
Nope. Completely different. |
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dvd536
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said by T0rn :
That's why there's VirtualDub Mod. Handles VBR MP3 and OGM alike.
Is that the same as VirtualDub MPEG2? thats what i got. i actually got about 8 different versions of VirtualDub sometimes the newer ones choke but an older one will do what im trying to do.
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T0rn
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said by dvd536 :
said by ftzsee :
The XviDs that use Ogg for the sound are even better. IIRC, they have a .ogm extension.
Only downside is you cant join them very easy. Vdub always throws up a fit when trying to mess with/join ogg format/VBR formatted audio.
That's why there's VirtualDub Mod. Handles VBR MP3 and OGM alike. |
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dvd536
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said by ftzsee :
The XviDs that use Ogg for the sound are even better. IIRC, they have a .ogm extension.
Only downside is you cant join them very easy. Vdub always throws up a fit when trying to mess with/join ogg format/VBR formatted audio.
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T0rn
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said by TheOnlyOne :
said by T0rn :
OFF TOPIC:
I've seen people use IIRC before, but what does it stand for?
It stands for "If I Recall/Remember Correctly"
Thank you. |
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said by T0rn :
OFF TOPIC:
I've seen people use IIRC before, but what does it stand for?
It stands for "If I Recall/Remember Correctly" |
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T0rn
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OFF TOPIC:
I've seen people use IIRC before, but what does it stand for? |
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ftzsee
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The XviDs that use Ogg for the sound are even better. IIRC, they have a .ogm extension. |
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aliasrlz
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Was checking out some dvdrips in XviD ....very nice, especially since they are only about 700MB, very nice indeed
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T0rn
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1 edit | reply to aliasrlz
Video quality most importantly depends on the source. The encoder also plays a very crucial role in the final product.
However, if you encode two AVI files with the same exact settings, the one compressed with XviD will surpass the video compressed with DivX.
EDIT: Of course, DivX fanatics will beg to differ. Avoid them at all costs. |
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aliasrlz
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1 edit | New to it, and pleasantly surprised at how nice the quality is ...especially for the size Kills basic DivX |
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