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I am just starting to kick around the idea of archiving DVDs to XviD format and possibly watching them over the home network. I am completely new to this concept and am wordering what the opinion of the easiest way to convert from DVD to XviD. Is there one porgram that can handle this task or is it a process that requires 2 or 3 conversions before you get to a XviD format? Thanks in advance.
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Last edited by hakras; 18 Mar 2005, 03:51 AM. -
Hakras, make an effort of reading therefore while browsing this site.
Then you will find what you want.
The program of Lenox AutogordianKnot will allow you of achieved with ease and quality your encodings in the DivX format or Xvid. -
hmm, just wondering why this was posted in the XviD sub-forum
This isn't a learning curve ... this is b****y mountaineering!Comment
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See my response to your other (Duplicate) post at:
Duplicate posting is a violation of the rules of these forums...Comment
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It is true, but why
I don't know, it is necessary to ask the guest
Thank you sfheath
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Thank you Setarip for the infos.
You are indeed an active and very precise member.
Congratulate
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Sorry about the double post. I wasn't sure if I wanted to convert to DivX or XviD. After doing some research, I think XviD is the way to go since I am starting a new library and have read that XviD is a little quicker with its compression and outputs high quality. I have read many posts, but they all seem to pretty much involve multiple conversions. So let me post a new question....
What would be the best method of converting DVD to XviD with the best quality in the end result? I want to be able to retain the 5.1/DTS tracks (AC3 I think) and have the best possible video quality. Sorry for such newbie ?????, but I am a newbie.
Setarip......I really didn't mean to double post. I just wasn't sure which way I wanted to go yet. ThanksComment
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for best quality, use the latest version of 'gordian knot' (NOT 'auto-gordian knot')
guides can be found at http://www.divx-digest.com
guides and software at http://www.doom9.org"What were the things in Gremlins called?" - Karl Pilkington
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