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    Just curious but how come it takes about 4-5 hours to encode a DVD to h.264 when compared to about 1-1.5 hours for conversion to XviD. I'm using StaxRip to do the conversion to h.264. Is there another way to convert it to that format faster? I've tried Nero Recode; I think that video quality of a NR video file is really crappy.
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    AVC simply requires more power to encode than MPEG-4 Part 2. You can of course change settings to make it encode faster. For instance x264 should be able to encode faster than the slowest Xvid settings, but then the slowest x264 settings will be much much slower than Xvid's.
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    Ah I see. I guess thats why the resulting outputted file looks so great, IMO at least from my recent encode.
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  4. Originally Posted by CybermatriX
    Ah I see. I guess thats why the resulting outputted file looks so great, IMO at least from my recent encode.
    I AM QUITE NEW TO H.264 CONVERSIONS N have learnt from all over the net that it is extremely good codec. Can u pls give me some tips - when u r sayin ur output looks that gr8 - so u gonna help me . OK??

    pls tell - what resolution, bitrate n some other factors u wud like to tell - dvd source etc.

    Thanks to all.

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    Is there any difference in encoding output = avc or = h.264. - I use SUPER software for conversion right now, for instance.

    Thx.
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    How about you start your own thread instead of hijacking this one ?

    More people are likely to answer your questions because the thread subject will be related to your post, and not someone else's.
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