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  1. 23rd Oct 2002 22:17 #1
    midwestarts
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    Why is TMPGEnc listed as freeware in the tools section? It looks like it costs $48 if you want to encode mpeg-2 files for more than 30 day. Sounds more like shareware. Is there a real freeware program that does the same thing and outputs to mpeg-2?

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  2. 23rd Oct 2002 22:36 #2
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    Originally Posted by midwestarts
    Why is TMPGEnc listed as freeware in the tools section? It looks like it costs $48 if you want to encode mpeg-2 files for more than 30 day. Sounds more like shareware. Is there a real freeware program that does the same thing and outputs to mpeg-2?

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    BBMPEG, but hardly anyone I know uses it to encode..... Too slow.
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  3. 23rd Oct 2002 23:46 #3
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    Good point.

    You should probably send an e-mail to Baldrick.

    TMPGEnc is remembered loving by us all to when it used to be freeware... (beta12a).

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    Tmpgenc is freeware if you use it for mpeg1. Tmpgenc plus is the "real" shareware version.
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