To help out users that need to process a large number of files separately, TMPGEnc supports the execution of multiple operations in batch mode. The application comes with a GUI that makes it suitable for all types of users, and it also includes a project wizard indented to help novices set up encoding jobs. But I've no idea what render the TMPEGEnc uncompatible.TMPGEnc, also known as Tsunami MPEG Encoder, is a program designed primarily for encoding videos to MPEG formats compatible with the VCD and SVCH standards, though it can serve as a more general-purpose media converter as well.
Writing library : Created by NeMpeg2Enc (T10-09-27)ĭifferences that I know of is: GOP (M=3, N=15 for Nero), and (M=3, N=13 for TMGEnc), and that Nero has a max bitrate. Transfer characteristics : BT.470 System B, BT.470 System GĬomplete name : C:\Users\Tommy\Documents\NeroVideo\ExportedVideo\N VEExport.mpg Time code source : Group of pictures header Writing library : encoded by TMPGEnc (ver. So, does anyone have a better suggestion, or is the re-encoding keeping an acceptable quality?Īnd if I'm pointing the avisynth file to my DV-AVI file (source), then I avoid the re-encode issue too.Īnd I've read that HC-enc is going to be a good one, when making MPEG2, VOB.Ĭomplete name : C:\Prosjekt akvariet\Akvariet.mpg And it's a common agreement from the vast majority that the MPEG2 encoder isn't as good as a lot of others. Nero Video, also did the job, but it is encoding the files. Which are ok from AVI's but not from MPEG2's.ĬonvertXtoDVD, also did the job, but this too is encoding the files. I've tried DVD Flick, and this did the job, but it is encoding the files. I've tried DVD Styler 2.4.2, but receive error that libstdc++6.dll is missing. I've tried DVDAuthorGUI, but receive error:Īnd TMPGEnc Video Mastering Works 5 can not convert MPEG2 to VOB (DVD), strange enough, because then the program would have been complete, and number one choice. And programs that can make menus too would be great but is not a requirement.
But I also want to convert several MPEG2 files for the same DVD. I have found that Muxman is doing this, but probably only with one MPEG2 file at the time. AVI to VOB's will also be fine, because my source-files is DV-AVI's. I need some advice on programs that can convert MPEG2 to VOB's (DVD) without re-encoding.
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