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05-29-03, 03:11 PM

Hi there,

Actually, I'm pretty lazy. I've been able to encode using all the guides here pretty easily but I have access to tons of VCD's and SVCD's (especially with all the new movies coming out) and I have problems converting some of those.

I recently heard about Dr. Divx and have the trial version. It's pretty easy but only lasts for 15 days for the trial. Maybe you wanna give that a try. There are a lot of options not available with the trial but it gives a pretty good indication of how easy it is. I've been able to do DVD's I've ripped down, SVCD's, and VCD's. I'm probably going to pick it up at the end of my trial...I think it runs for like $50 and an additional $10 if you want a CD backup of the software. By far this is easier than anything else I've tried.

Good luck.

05-29-03, 03:11 PM	#2 (permalink)
ramilb Guest Posts: n/a	Hi there, Actually, I'm pretty lazy. I've been able to encode using all the guides here pretty easily but I have access to tons of VCD's and SVCD's (especially with all the new movies coming out) and I have problems converting some of those. I recently heard about Dr. Divx and have the trial version. It's pretty easy but only lasts for 15 days for the trial. Maybe you wanna give that a try. There are a lot of options not available with the trial but it gives a pretty good indication of how easy it is. I've been able to do DVD's I've ripped down, SVCD's, and VCD's. I'm probably going to pick it up at the end of my trial...I think it runs for like $50 and an additional $10 if you want a CD backup of the software. By far this is easier than anything else I've tried. Good luck.