well, i have a boatload(over 700) of racing videos that i want to convert to mpeg to be able to play to on a dvd player... can i use tmpgenc plus v2.5(or another program)to convert a bunch at once to dvd spec resolution and fps? any help would be greatly appreciated
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I believe TMPGEnc can do batch functions. What kind of video format are they? You realize this will take quite a bit of time, even with a fast computer. And you need quite a bit of HD space. It really helps on this forum to fill out your computer information.
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oh my computer is a 2.8ghz p4, 512mb of RAM... i still have about 40 gigs free left, but that wont be a problem because i'll convert a bunch, delete, and convert again- i have a 2nd 40gig hard drive i could use also. and the files are different formats; ranging from wmv's, to avi's, to a couple of .mov's(i have the plugin for quicktime support for tmpgenc plus), and the the type i hate- real video .rm\.ram's... are there any tools or plugins to convert real video formats? and heres a snapshot i took just so you get an idea:
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EOVideo will convert .rm to a useable format, even directly to mpeg.
TMPGEnc will do exactly what you need in batch mode, though long and tedious. Like watching grass grow.
Mainconcept MPEG Encoder will do it faster, unless you want to muck about in tmpgenc's advanced settings.
It depends also on what quality you want the output to be.Cheers, Jim
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Originally Posted by reboot
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DVD authoring requires 720x480 for NTSC.
If you plan on authoring them to (S)VCD on DVD, then we're opening up a new can of worms.Cheers, Jim
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Originally Posted by reboot
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You might want to try tmpegenc source creator found on pegasys websight. Has 1 month fully functional free trial. It's much easier to "set-up" and run than most other encoders and accepts a variety of inputs, but will not handle ac3 audio. It will still take a long time to encode, even on a fast computer. Hope this helps
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TeeGee, "352x480 is an acceptable DVD resolution"...I wasn't going to get into HalfD1, however, you are correct, it would probably be a better resolution to use for all those multiple files.
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Yep. Unless your source is at least 640x480 you might as well encode to 352x480. Full D1 will probably introduce a lot of blockiness.
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