NEW VERSION: Cinema Craft Encoder SP2 1.00.01.01

[devilcoelhodog]

See above the new version about CCE-SP2:

---> http://www.cinemacraft.com/eng/sp2.html

Thanks.

devil (johner)

[redwudz]

It's nice except the $1950US price.

[RabidDog]

They would do better to price it in zimbabwean Dollars !

[MJA]

$1 now equals 25000000 Zimbabwe dollars

[Soopafresh]

Hilarious that it's version 1.00.01.01 . Do they really need that many sub revision decimals ?

[aedipuss]

they used to have a lot of updates. 2.67 had about a hundred variants. sp2 has an update every 3 months maybe....

[jman98]

It's nice except the $1950US price.

Well, it is a professional tool, but I'm sure like all CCE versions that I've heard of, clever people will find a way to acquire, ahem, "demo" copies that forget to expire themselves.

[racer-x]

$1950US and it won't even encode any Hi-Def mpeg-2? Get real.......even the free but very good HCenc is capable of encoding any variation of Hi-Def Mpeg-2. CCE was always over rated in my opinion anyway..................

[Midzuki]

Well-spotted, racer-x. TMPGEnc Plus is damn slow, and may need the help from
"AddNoise" sometimes, BUT can encode @ 4080x4080 if the user needs/wants that.

[BJ_M]

that is true -- cce days may be numbered IMO .... at least in that configuration .... most every studio large and small has switched over to hardware encoding anyway -- or cheaper solutions such as procoder or main concept which do anything

[videopoo]

that is true -- cce days may be numbered IMO .... at least in that configuration .... most every studio large and small has switched over to hardware encoding anyway -- or cheaper solutions such as procoder or main concept which do anything

I wouldn't say that. No large studio ever used the $60 cce anyway. The SP version is a great encoder for 2K. Most larger studios these days are starting to use software based solutions...tape is slowly dying in the workflow.