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  1. 27th Dec 2003 12:20 #31
    shujuan
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    it seem like TMPGenc & Mainconcept is still the best for overall
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    I would say it come's down to what you want to do with it. For DVD to DVD-R CCE for remaster old tape's with noise reduction TMPG. They both have there strong point's
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  3. 28th Dec 2003 19:08 #33
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    In terms of quality in encoding avi to DVD Video, how does Canopus ProCoder compare to TMPGEnc Plus?
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    TMPGEnc Plus - enough said.
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    CCE 2.5 all the way.
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  6. 28th Dec 2003 21:43 #36
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    ATI MMC. I capture MPEG2. 8)
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  7. 29th Dec 2003 01:10 #37
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    I'm a user of Main Concept now instead of TMPGEnc. I use Vegas and used to frameserve to TMPGEnc for my music video collection, but it was really taking too long, no way to have a VBR 1pass (not that I know of). Mainconcept, which comes with Vegas, does an adequete job and it's relatively quick.

    I'd still use TMPGEnc for stuff that I want to have a nice archive of. I used it for the SW Trilogy, taking 100 hours per movie to render with all the Noise Reduction and Sharpen filters added. As far as I know Vegas doesn't have a Noise Reduction Filter...

    So I still like both, it just depends on what you're using it for...
    "*sigh* Warned you, we tried. Listen, you did not. Now SCREWED, we all will be!" ~Yoda
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    TMPGEnc for MPEG1

    CCE for MPEG2

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