The Basics Of Video Encoding
This video covers the basics of converting and encoding videos. For questions and comments, visit: www.tinkernut.com
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high-five! very informative. You answered all the questions I had in one video. Thanks!
Which encoder is better, Format Factory or WinX Video Converter Diluxe?
Just a question? How could I encode an AVI video??
Il try mp4 see if it makes my audio better…
I would like to know where do you get all this information/knowledge from. Does it take part of your studies/career or just by “playing” and trying and reading on the internet?
Thank you for a most informative and well presented video. I think I finally understand video formats!
Mobile media converter, Freeware from Miksoft. Has worked for me.
when i bought my first mp4 player (made in china generic
), I knew nothing about converting videos to use w/ it. And now I know even more w/ this great vid 
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im trying to copy DVD’s all im getting at the moment is a lot of pixols accross the TV screen what format should I convert the files over to before edcoding them to vob files could you please let me know I be very greatful for your help best regards Dale
@themisfit610 if you know so much more make your own tutorial. please post a link in reply to me.
There’s a lot of incorrect information in this video.
First of all, ffmpeg is an encoder / AV processing application. It is NOT a codec!
Xvid / DivX are both implementations of MPEG-4 ASP, and are playable on nearly any operating system, thanks to ffmpeg’s libavcodec (used by VLC, ffdshow, etc)
x264 is an MPEG-4 AVC (H.264) encoder. It delivers better quality than Xvid/DivX at any data rate.
Also, don’t composite progressive video on top of interlaced video. It makes you look incompetent.
ok 3 questions
1: what are the best “video format converter”?
2: what does xbox 360 with no downloads from the internett drive?
3: what is the best overall video file?
Thanks for the explanation, really good!
my questions is: what’s the video and audio encoding that i can see with a commons dvdplayer.
thanks!!!!!!!
Good explanations. Thanks!
I’ve had some really good success encoding x264 in the .avi container. It uploads to youtube extremely well. But I am definitely going to have to play around some more with encoding.
Your website is down:(
I’ll assume that all the encoders can encode at the same quality?
whats the difference between mpge-1 and mpge-II?
so wat format does a vid have to be in order for me to burn it on onto a dvd-r?
why? i was just saying. i dont mean to be rude but it is true
You should kill yourself TechHeat
tinkernut just does it all for profit. He thinks that if he becomes our friend we will donate to him.
media coder FTW
this format is cool and everything but i like the old one better
wow is there any gigafide’s video which isnt rated 5