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  1. 20th Nov 2004 12:16 #1
    notbothered
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    HI
    I WOULD LIKE TO KNOW WHICH OTHER GOOD ENCODERS ARE OUT THERE OTHER THEN TEMPEnc
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  2. 20th Nov 2004 12:32 #2
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    i would like to know why you posted in this thread and are using CAPS ...



    moving ..
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  3. 20th Nov 2004 12:34 #3
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    cce sp
    cce basic
    main concept
    squeeze
    procoder basic
    procoder pro
    tmpgenc

    are the major players ....

    plus some newer free ones ..
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    It depends on what your source file is. Each encoder listed above has it's strenghts and weakness.

    My vote goes for Canopus's Procoder Express, and Mainconcepts's MPEG Encoder. But, I work with nearly only interlaced footage, which is something CCE doesn't do well according to my eyes.

    CCE has been for a long time the best progressive frame encoder around. TMPG was my favorite, until I purchased Procoder, it only sits idle now.
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    well how much you lookin to spend? if you got a healthy budget check into some of those others listed. if not, stick with tmpgenc
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    This may be of some interest to you
    http://videosystems.com/mag/video_mpeg_encoder_shootout/index.html
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    Not only what your source is, but what your objectives are.

    If you are trying to encode hand held home footage, you should consider using an intermediate program to clean up and enhance prior to encoding.

    Are you after quality, quantity, speed or an inbetween point?
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  8. 21st Nov 2004 07:23 #8
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    Can I ask why not TMPGEnc ?
    If in doubt, Google it.
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    Originally Posted by Skynet107
    This may be of some interest to you
    http://videosystems.com/mag/video_mpeg_encoder_shootout/index.html
    This was a bit biased, and quite a few of us tried to recreate some of their findings, with little success.
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  10. 21st Nov 2004 10:13 #10
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    Originally Posted by Skynet107
    This may be of some interest to you
    http://videosystems.com/mag/video_mpeg_encoder_shootout/index.html

    really bad review -- it was clear they had no idea how to set up the encoders ... and no one could duplicate thier results ...
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