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  1. 3rd Jan 2003 16:11 #1
    dolby
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    the 15 day free trial ran out so i can not reencode an avi to mpeg-2. any way i can get around this or di i actually have put up $48 to get the full version. any other plug in i can get? thanx :(
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    Why are there so many cheapskates?

    TMpegEnc is an excellent product and $48 is peanuts!
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    No Crackz please.

    If you want free mpeg encoding use bbmpeg.
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    Originally Posted by dolby
    the 15 day free trial ran out so i can not reencode an avi to mpeg-2. any way i can get around this or di i actually have put up $48 to get the full version. any other plug in i can get? thanx
    $48 for TMPGEnc isn't that much compared to CCE for $2000!!! :P
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    Something I don't get, everytime my"free trial" times down to 8 days it goes back to the default the next day. In the YEARS I've been using tmpg it's never timed out. WEIRD!
    "The software said Win XP or better, so I Installed Linux"
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    Actually, you can take advantage of both the TMPGenc 30 day trial and the TMPGenc Plus 15 day trial, I think (unless they've changed the protection system). After that if intend to encode on a regular basis TMGPenc plus is a good investment, or you can go with bbmpeg.
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  7. 3rd Jan 2003 19:02 #7
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    has anyone actually bought the retail version and not the online version?
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