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  1. 5th Dec 2003 02:33 #1
    kunalmusic
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    Hi
    How can I edit brightness and/or picture quality of an MPEG-1 file (VCD)
    I tried VirtualDub it works fine but takes long time and space to save the AVI file.

    Please help !

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    Re-encode TMPGEnc. It takes time.
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    thanks for the answer.. I tried TMPGEnc, worked great..

    any solution to reduce the time it takes to encode ?

    Thanks
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    Originally Posted by kunalmusic

    any solution to reduce the time it takes to encode ?

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    Get a faster CPU

    Seriously though, you can adjust a few settings etc (using TmpGencs built in filters, esp noise reduction, really slows things down) but to get a real boost get a faster cpu.
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    Get a faster CPU

    Seriously though, you can adjust a few settings etc (using TmpGencs built in filters, esp noise reduction, really slows things down) but to get a real boost get a faster cpu.


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