A Helpful Converter

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A Helpful Converter

Post by HollyFlower91 » Thu Apr 08, 2010 3:27 pm

click for the direct exe file.

I use this for all my converting, the only trouble I have with it is converting MP4's to AVI's and WMV's etc. but for everything else, it's #1 imo.

you're better off installing the codecs to your machine for MP4's. I has links to those but you'll have to pay me for them. :ying:
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Re: A Helpful Converter

Post by Kariudo » Thu Apr 08, 2010 3:46 pm

or, you could use avisynth...

Haven't used SUPER myself (which is what the link is to, for those weary of clicking links to .exe files), but some members have reported bad quality output
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Re: A Helpful Converter

Post by HollyFlower91 » Thu Apr 08, 2010 4:17 pm

well honestly, I'm weary about avisynth myself. and that's true, but it really depends on the encoders/codecs you have installed.
and even if I do get a bad output, I use Chroma Blur on SV9 to help reduce the noise and what not.

how well DOES avisynth work? is it buggy?
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Re: A Helpful Converter

Post by Mastamind » Thu Apr 08, 2010 5:15 pm

Avisynth won't compress the files but you can use it coupled with virtualdub to change most filetypes to AVI losslessly. It's probably a longer and more difficult process but it'll give you those avi's without losing any quality.
Try the amvapp, it contains various programs and plugins that are handy for video conversions. :up:
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Re: A Helpful Converter

Post by HollyFlower91 » Thu Apr 08, 2010 5:25 pm

I'm ascared to.. :cry:

I just might try it, thanks.

and I stopped using VD about 2 years ago ever since I got SV, I would only use it to mute the video lol. I was such a n00b.
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Re: A Helpful Converter

Post by Zarxrax » Thu Apr 08, 2010 8:13 pm

Super sucks. Really, it breaks things when you install it. Avisynth doesnt break things, so avisynth doesnt suck.

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Re: A Helpful Converter

Post by HollyFlower91 » Thu Apr 08, 2010 8:51 pm

breaks things? maybe you just didn't install it properly, it's a big app so maybe your machine isn't fast enough to run it well.
my laptop's close to new and it still gives me problems when running, imagine a dated machine. *shrugs* whatever floats your boat.
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Re: A Helpful Converter

Post by Mister Hatt » Thu Apr 08, 2010 9:46 pm

SUPER uses lots of broken experimental things and shouldn't be used ever. It uses old ffmpeg and mencoder and has some funky bugs that nobody cares about. Just stick to avisynth+x264/lagarith for pretty much everything.

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Re: A Helpful Converter

Post by HollyFlower91 » Fri Apr 09, 2010 12:03 am

you sound like a paid spokesman.
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Re: A Helpful Converter

Post by Kionon » Sat Apr 10, 2010 12:04 am

HollyFlower91, you are wrong.

Zarxrax is responsible for one of the most commonly used encoder GUIs used in anime video editing production today.

I suggest you spend significantly more time reading the forums before you start acting like a douchebag.

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