Editing program help.

[leeer73]

Well I use TMPGenc Xpress to convert and edit my videos, I love this program. But I'd like to know if there is a similar program that will give me more editing choices. I just want to find a similar program with more editing options!

[Baldrick]

maybe tmpgenc mpeg editor and see https://www.videohelp.com/tools?s=17#17

[leeer73]

Thanks Baldrick, but I just realized that I wasn't very specific. I'm wanting a program that I can use to clean up the video and audio of svcd's when I encide them to dvd. TMPGenc works great for cleaning up and ajdusting the video, but not the audio. Also I'd like a program with more filters so I can fine tune the picture quality. Thank you very much again for your reply Though!!!!!!!

[daamon]

Hi leeer73,

Have a look through the "Tools" section - thre's loads of categories in there. You don't say what your source is, but VirtualDub is good for AVIs and may have the filters you want / need.

As for the audio, there's an audio section in the "Tools". One good (and free) one is Audacity, though there are others.

[leeer73]

Daamon, Thanks for the info! I download alot of movies. I usually download svcd's, but I'd much prefer to download AVI's. The only problem I have with AVI's is that when I encode to dvd, I loose alot of picture quality. I use Cucusoft for that. If I were to use Virtualdub to encode my avi's to dvd's, will it be better as far as keeping the quality of the picture? Thanks for your help!

[daamon]

VirtualDub doesn't encode to DVD - it can use filters on the source AVI to produce a filtered AVI.

If you're worried about quality, and they're available, buy the original movies.

[Torrential]

You can use VirtualDub to clean the video up -- then frameserv to TMPGenc to convert it to MPEG2 for DVD. Good luck!

[leeer73]

Thanks again Daamon.

Torrential, thanks for chiming in. Thats sonds good, I will definatlyey look into VirtualDub. I just dont think that TMPGenc Xpress can work with AVI's.