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  1. 16th Nov 2003 00:27 #1
    suhcuh
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    Which codec is better? what are the pros/cons?
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  2. 16th Nov 2003 01:12 #2
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    ffmpeg is not a codec, it's an encoding application that can encode xvid, divx, mpeg, etc...

    Do you mean DivX vs. XviD?
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  3. 16th Nov 2003 06:18 #3
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    Originally Posted by Plex
    ffmpeg is not a codec, it's an encoding application that can encode xvid, divx, mpeg, etc...
    ffmpegX is an encoding application (please note the "X" after the name!)...


    For suhcuh: IMHO Xvid is better than ffmpeg but It's slower... (are u tryin' HandBrake? Nice app...)
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  4. 18th Nov 2003 19:24 #4
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    Yeah I'm using handbrake.
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  5. 19th Nov 2003 23:02 #5
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    Thats an awesoem program. Kudos on the 2 audios. Now only if there were subtitles, I could rip my Anime Collection. And the select Size option rocks.
    "Good Luck 007"
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