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  1. 20th Sep 2002 14:13 #1
    jzchief
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    why should i not use nero (with plug in) to encode to SVCD

    I am reading that TMPGe is the way to go but I need to buy something to encode DivX to SVCD?
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  2. 20th Sep 2002 14:19 #2
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    TMPG is much better than TMPGenc for encoding SVCD's.

    You can burn SVCD's with VCDeasy.
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  3. 20th Sep 2002 14:22 #3
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    thanks, I got that much, but is it a quality issue? or speed, or are there more options / flexibility, etc...
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  4. 20th Sep 2002 14:28 #4
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    Originally Posted by snowmoon
    TMPG is much better than TMPGenc for encoding SVCD's.
    correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't TMPG and TMPGEnc both the same programs?
    later,
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  5. 20th Sep 2002 14:33 #5
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    Yep... type... supposed to be NERO...

    And to answer the last question...

    YES TMPGenc has better quality and speed ( except two pass VBR where the quality is even better but takes longer ). Tmpgenc wins in options and flexability too.
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  6. 20th Sep 2002 14:41 #6
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    Thanks, I will download it now. The latest version is 2.58. Will this convert my DivX avi files to SVCD assuming I follow the guides on this page?
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    yes
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