[Update] DVDx v.2.5

[CoMa]

DVDx
http://sourceforge.net/projects/dvdx/

DVDx allows you to convert DVD to VCD, SVCD or DivX in one step.
It produces good quality movies in AVI , MPEG1/2 format and you
don't need to have 5GB or more free on your hard disk.



DVDx 2.5
Notes:
1. Improved DVD Native IO Access:
- Use SPTI for native IO access. Deprecating ASPI.
- Added more compatibility and smoother DVD initialization.
2. Improved DVD Decoding:
- Realtime dynamic framerate detection.
- Adaptive framerate support.
- Better NTSC DVD unregular telecine support.
- Better audio, video synchronization algorithm. The above improvement will
solve many a/v out-of-sync problem repeated reported by users since the
version 1.0 release. 3. More Output Format Supported:
- Added support for WMA 9.1 and WMV9. Compress videos up to 50% smaller
than previous versions under the same video quality.
- Added more options for mp3. 4. GUI:
- Added WMV combo and configuration panel in Output Settings dialog.
- Automatically switch off ASPI and use SPTI on Windows NT/2000/XP 5.
Language files:
- Added new item in lang_eng.txt
- Translated new item in other language files. 6. Coding & Compilation:
- Fixed some hidden bugs which cause unexpected behaviour during video
decoding and conversion.



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Regards
CoMa

http://hubbabub.deviantart.com/

 

[GRL]

And where to download from? Sourceforge has only the source files and the
original site lets to download only after paying a subscription. So: is it
really freeware?
Giovanni

 

[CoMa]

And where to download from? Sourceforge has only the source files and the
original site lets to download only after paying a subscription. So: is it
really freeware?
Giovanni

Sorry,
I did not noticed that it was only the source files
you could download for 2.5.




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Regards
CoMa

http://hubbabub.deviantart.com/

 

[Eric Huebner]

Am Mon, 24 Apr 2006 14:45:02 +0200 schrieb GRL:

And where to download from? Sourceforge has only the source files and the
original site lets to download only after paying a subscription. So: is it
really freeware?
Giovanni

These are 2 nasty things, but it's a nice little prog (mpeg, dvd -> divx,
vcd, svcd, audio) and it's freeware. I've been using it for 2 years now.