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  1. 16th Jan 2006 19:16 #1
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    hello everybody...
    i have a question... has anybody ever found Mpeg2 frameserver? any mpeg2 wrapper around? thanks
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  2. 16th Jan 2006 19:20 #2
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    https://www.videohelp.com/tools?tool=DGMPGDec

    with

    https://www.videohelp.com/tools?tool=Avisynth
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  3. 16th Jan 2006 20:06 #3
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    DVD2avi, virtualdub-mpeg2.
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    sorry guys... i wasnt clear...

    i am looking for a frameserver that will create a mpeg2 dummy file from an *avi source...

    any suggestions?

    thanks
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    Frameservers create uncompressed or raw output, otherwise they would be encoders. What is the situation you have that requires this ?
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  6. 17th Jan 2006 03:44 #6
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    i was just thinking that by having a mpeg2 dummy file with a bitrate of, lets say 8000 kbps you can open it with a fast mpeg2 encoder like "Intercom Mpeg-Video Transcoder" and have a dvd-mpeg file ready in 10 minutes!...

    what do you think?
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  7. 17th Jan 2006 05:34 #7
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    Why does this sound like a "Perpetual-Motion" theory?
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  8. 17th Jan 2006 06:09 #8
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    If the frame server is doing mpeg2 encoding, why would it be any faster than simply encoding to mpeg2 with the correct bitrate to begin with ? The same amount of work needs to be done.

    To put it another way, if she wieghs as much as a duck . . . . . .
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    The answer is no. Each frame would still have to be transcoded (ie. re-inventing the wheel)
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