CCE-SP 2.5 demo version

[HeLLDoG76]

Hello evry1
got a little question
i'm new in de svcd scene and wanna to know
if i use cce-sp 2.5 demo version with dvd2svcd
will it work fully ??or do i need something ???
because i'll will not pay 3000 buck for a program
so can i use the demo yes or no ??
if not plz send me a e-mail for a helping me about it

sorry for my bad english


thnx

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<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: HeLLDoG76 on 2002-01-02 07:01:29 ]</font>

[xzarkad]

Seems that you are new to this site too.........
Did you never read the request from the administrator?

NO QUESTIONS ABOUT CRACKS!!!!!!

Please show a bit respect for the creator(s) of this site

[mbellot]

He's not looking for a crack. Or at least he's not asking for one (IMHO).

What he wants to know is will CCE 2.5SP *work* with DVD2SVCD.

The answer is *yes*.

However, if you use the demo version it will add a CinemaCraft logo to the video sequence.

If you want to eliminate the logo, get out your wallet.

Mark

[Yossarian]

I guess you are drawing the question. What is meant by "work"? Can DVD2SVCD frameserve to CCE like it can to TMPGEnc?

[w00kiee]

the light version is $250

anyways most multimedia processing software is expensive because they beleive the professionals that use it will make more than enough to cover the 4 grand (the 2 processor version is so expensive they dont even put the price on the site

i have to say maybe cce is faster and the quality is a bit better than tmpgenc.. but tmpgenc is great even if it were say $100.. but its awesome for free. it makes svcds fine (that burn and play fine on my dvd player)as well as xvcd and xsvcd

cce produces professional quality and for $3980 i would expect no less

[Yossarian]

Another problem with TMPGEnc is that it's MPEG-2 capabilities have timer on them.

[xzarkad]

1 - there was a question for a crack, and I reacted to that. The message was edited afterwards, and the word crack was removed.

2 - Helldog, As stated before, you can use the demo version, but it has two limitations; A - there will be a logo in your picture, and B - you can only encode for five minutes.

CCE 2.5 (and only 2.5) will work correctly with DVD2SVCD. I have started using DVD2SVCD this week, and I have to say that I am thrilled about the quality of CCE. I encoded dozens of (S)VCD's with TMPGEnc, and CCE has a far better quality in my opinion.

I will mail you for more background information.

Regards