Are the guides really more for newbies or can they be for the experienced too?
I've been following the guides for a while now, and now there's this update and pretty much all of the TMPGEnc stuff went striaght out the window.
So should I really just try to do my own thing or should I just try to follow the guides some more?
Guides for newbies or intermediate/advanced?
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Guides for newbies or intermediate/advanced?
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The information in the guides can be useful for both newbies and more advanced people. I even included a section in the AVISynth guide which does things like writing fuctions in an AVISynth script. ^_^ That's heavy stuff.
The reason the TMPGEnc stuff went away is because as a processing tool it's totally obsolete. For encoding MPEG1, it's still good but if you're actually doing post processing on the video file, AVISynth has it all over TMPGEnc.
The reason the TMPGEnc stuff went away is because as a processing tool it's totally obsolete. For encoding MPEG1, it's still good but if you're actually doing post processing on the video file, AVISynth has it all over TMPGEnc.
