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Bryan Valencia wrote:
> WARNING: I downloaded a DIVX player and it put GATOR SPYWARE on my
> machine.
I got the regular DivX stuff and I have no reason to believe it put
spyware on my machine. DivX Pro does, but it says it does, so there's
really nothing to complain about.
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Well, I tried VideoMach, it seems like a great program, but I can only
use it for 30 days and then I have to buy it. Might have another look
at VirtualDub, but it can't read my mpegs made by cmpeg or mpeg2encode.
As for the DivX codec itself, I was greatly disappointed by the quality
and size of the animations it produced, regardless of the settings,
especially compared with what cmpeg can output in plain mpeg-1. I got
by far the best results with Indeo, but all the codecs seem to lack the
sort of options a program like cmpeg has, where it can make better
quality animations at the expense of processing time. Even with DivX on
"slowest" encoding and 2 passes, Video Mach whipped through 160 frames
in a few seconds, and, not to my surprise, the animation was huge and
ugly. I may just stick with cmpeg.
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"David Fontaine" <dav### [at] faricynet> wrote in message
news:3D4### [at] faricynet...
> Even with DivX on "slowest" encoding and 2 passes, Video Mach
> whipped through 160 frames in a few seconds, and, not to my surprise,
> the animation was huge and ugly. I may just stick with cmpeg.
>
http://www.tmpgenc.net/e_main2.html with the plug-in for PNG is a nice
solution. The plugin is in the p.b.u newsgroup 3a82f26c@news.povray.org
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"David Fontaine" wrote:
> Well, I tried VideoMach, it seems like a great program, but I can only
> use it for 30 days and then I have to buy it.
You can only use it for non commercial use after the 30 days.
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Or even easier, just load the first .bmp and VirtualDub will load in the
rest, set you frame-rate in Video options, select your encoding method
(1-pass quality based with quantizer set to 3.5 (95%) gives small and good
looking files (mostly, experiment with the divx settings to find the optimal
for your anim). Then just save as .avi!
"Hugo" <hua### [at] post3teledk> wrote in message
news:3d4821f5$1@news.povray.org...
> > Couldn't be easier. What I do is use Bink and Smacker
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> Yes that's easy, but you can do it directly in Virtual Dub: Use the "logo"
> filter to add a full screen BMP logo, select no transparancy, and select
> "animation" with duration of 1 frame per BMP file.. Name the BMP files
like
> this:
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> name0000.bmp
> name0001.bmp
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> etc.. The important thing is just to use 4 digits at the end of the name..
> That's easy and you can output directly to Mpeg4.
>
> Regards,
> Hugo
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