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  1. 5th Apr 2009 11:48 #1
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    I've been using Videora to encode vids for my ipod touch and noticed that it only loads one core of my cpu so I was thinking that another app that uses all three cores would be faster. The occasional crashing of the program is also another reason I was looking for a replacement so can anyone recommend a freebie encoder that fits the bill? Thanks for any help offered.
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    Xvid4PSP/WinFF for free, Badaboom if you are happy to pay.
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    Xvid4psp needs .net stuff which I don't want to install. Is Handbrake any good for this? New version apparently does files as well as dvds.
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    Handbrake will encode video. I only ever got mediocre quality out of it, so I stopped using it a while back. If it has kept up then it will be multi-CPU aware.

    What OS are you running, and to what level (Service packs etc) ? It would help if you filled in your computer specs.
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    Running XP SP2 currently
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    think of the the .net stuff as a library a program can borrow some code from. .net doesn't run or do anything by itself. it's harmless to install.
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    XVID4PSP is my favorite go-to program although I am worried that it hasn't been updated in a long time yet the x264 codec has been updated multiple times since.

    I hope the person or persons behind XVID4PSP haven't given up ...

    However it still works wonders for me

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    You can change the version of X264 being used by replacing the EXE file in the Apps/x264 where you installed Xvid4PSP.
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    Originally Posted by guns1inger
    You can change the version of X264 being used by replacing the EXE file in the Apps/x264 where you installed Xvid4PSP.
    What version of x264 are you using with XVID4PSP ?

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    I been using IpodMe recently. Simple little program that gets the job done.
    Jagabo, please do not reply to this post. Thank you.
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