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  1. 27th Jan 2005 00:44 #1
    Kaugustino
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    I have a bunch of AVIs that im in the process of converting over to MPG (VCD/SVCD). Ive been using TMPGEnc for the past few months. I am wondering if anyone has used a faster program to do the converting. I dont mind using TMPGEnc but if theres a way to convert these files over would be great. Considering how many i need to convert it will take a while.

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    TMPGEnc, though considered good (especially for it's price), is also known to be one of the slower quality encoders.

    Other quality favourtites, that I've read are quicker, include:

    Mainconcept MPEG Encoder
    Cinemacraft Encoder
    Canopus ProCoder

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    Thanks ill look into that. If anyone else has a opinion please reply

    And thanks for the good luck. Ill be needing it
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    Originally Posted by Kaugustino
    Thanks ill look into that. If anyone else has a opinion please reply

    And thanks for the good luck. Ill be needing it
    No problem.

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