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  1. 15th Mar 2006 20:56 #1
    DungFu
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    Do a forum search - this is asked regularly, and has been asked recently.
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    Originally Posted by DungFu
    So what is the Best and or fastest program for converting DVD's to avi/divx/xvid/etc.? I am using Fairuse right now but it is slow so I was wondering if there was one that is faster.
    Thanks
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  4. 15th Mar 2006 21:16 #4
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    Why not just try a simple program like VirtualDub Mod and the Xivid/Divx codec? That would likely be the fastest as really all you have running is the codec. But the all-in-ones usually do more than just encode to AVI formats. There's framerate changes, audio conversions, change of resolution and a few more. These all take time.

    A little more advanced program than Fairuse is AutoGK, probably a little faster. Also a little more to learn. And Divx makes some conversion programs under their name.

    Encoding speed is directly related to CPU speed. Using a faster CPU is where you will likely see the biggest speed improvement. Or you can reduce quality/bitrate and speed things up.

    Myself, I would rather have more quality than speed.
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  5. 15th Mar 2006 22:01 #5
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    AVISynth + VirtualDub (in fast recompress mode) + Xvid or Divx in single pass constant quality mode.

    Nero Recode is fast too. But you'll end up with an MP4 file.
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    Originally Posted by DungFu
    So what is the Best
    https://forum.videohelp.com/viewtopic.php?p=1388992#1388992
    If in doubt, Google it.
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