I have heard of the Berkeley one, but it seems to be for parallel and
none for Windows.

Good freeware mpeg encoders other than cmpeg?

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David Fontaine wrote:
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> I have heard of the Berkeley one, but it seems to be for parallel and
> none for Windows.

	For parallel? Berkeley permits parallel but does not require it. 

> Good freeware mpeg encoders other than cmpeg?

	Cmpeg is fine for Windows. A bit slow but that may be attributable to
Windows rather than the algorithm. 

	Exactly what do you are you looking for? 

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David Fontaine wrote:
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> I have heard of the Berkeley one, but it seems to be for parallel and
> none for Windows.
> 
> Good freeware mpeg encoders other than cmpeg?

Sander offers a freeware Windows front end for cmpeg at - http://stols.net/

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David Fontaine wrote:
> I have heard of the Berkeley one, but it seems to be for parallel and
> none for Windows.
>
> Good freeware mpeg encoders other than cmpeg?

There's also AVI2MPG, if you don't mind creating uncompressed AVIs of your
animations.

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Matt Giwer <jul### [at] ijnet> wrote:
: 	Cmpeg is fine for Windows. A bit slow but that may be attributable to
: Windows rather than the algorithm. 

  Slow?
  My empirical tests show that mpeg_encode is about 5-10 times faster, or
even more, than cmpeg.
  Never tried it under windows, though...

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VideoMach is a video editor which outputs in many formats, mpeg included,
and I believe is free for non-commercial use. www.gromada.com

Andy

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Thanks, I'll check these out.

Ken wrote:

> Sander offers a freeware Windows front end for cmpeg at -
> http://stols.net/

Andy Cocker wrote:

> VideoMach is a video editor which outputs in many formats, mpeg
> included,
> and I believe is free for non-commercial use. www.gromada.com

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Warp wrote:
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> Matt Giwer <jul### [at] ijnet> wrote:
> :       Cmpeg is fine for Windows. A bit slow but that may be attributable to
> : Windows rather than the algorithm.
> 
>   Slow?
>   My empirical tests show that mpeg_encode is about 5-10 times faster, or
> even more, than cmpeg.
>   Never tried it under windows, though...

	Cmpeg slow for windows. 

	I have not exactly compared the two but that feels about right. 

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