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  1. 23rd Apr 2005 18:02 #1
    halcali
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    dvd to divx takes 2-3 hours with fair use wizard, is there any faster programs/options/methods to get a dvd backed up under a gb?
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  2. 23rd Apr 2005 23:51 #2
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    Main CPU load would be the DivX codec which is going to be the same no matter what app you use. So, no.
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    is their an alternative compressed format backup option which would be faster?
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    maybe nero digitial/avc/h264 using nero recode.
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  6. 24th Apr 2005 10:09 #6
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    AVC will most likely be slower. Nero Digital ASP on the other hand should be quicker. You could also try XviD or libavcodec for your ASP MPEG-4 encoding needs.

    Also there is now HDX4.

    Then again if you just set poor quality settings it should be faster.
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    Something that does only one pass... maybe autoGk with quality based encoding...
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