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QuEnc |
This little app can be used to encode from avi or an Avisynth Script file to a MPEG1(VCD) or MPEG2(SVCD, DVD) video stream and AC3 or MP2 audio stream.
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Free software   Released:20070125 Size:1.32MB |
8.6 (8.5) 14 votes Guides |
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Latest version: 0.72 (January 25, 2007) Download sites: Download (direct link) Windows More information and other downloads: Download KuuEss and EncSchedGui here - QueEnc batch processing tools. Sections/Browse similar tools: Video Encoders, Video Encoders (MPG/DVD) Alert me! when this software has been updated. |
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Version history:
QuEnc 0.72 View entire changelog ---------- .fixed separate not working with -close .changed will not encode pulldown when interlaced disabled but pulldown enabled .small tweak to 2 pass ratecontrol Sponsored tools: Guides and How to's:
doom9 QuEnc guide - Read View all guides with guide description here MPEG2 Encoder test(XviD source), CCE vs TMPGEnc vs Procoder vs MC vs QuEnc - Read
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The Author DVD feature in the Advanced Options (small experimental Authoring App) of this program is great. It converts mpg file into dvd files - no menu and no chapters, just a simple dvd. It does the job well and fast. I've been searching for another simple dvd authoring program that I can use, until I got to know this feature of QuEnc from a post in one of the forums here. Kudos to the author of QuEnc.
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This little app gets 10's across the board! Faster than TMPGEnc with same (or even better?) quality! QuEnc encodes look superb on my standalones. A simple one-line AviSynth script is enough to get started; the more the merrier. I do have to reiterate same issue about bitrate as others have posted. With 5000 kbps setting, resulting MPG file showed over 10,000 kbps including audio in GSpot. If your set-top player can handle, than no worries.
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I have used this tool extensively with Cuttermaran and to downsize mpeg2 video from 5000 720x480 to 3000 352x480 in order to fit 6 30 minute shows on one DVD. This tool is horrible. The output is just terrible. Every 10 to 20 frames has about 4 to 8 frames of very blocky images, even using 5000kbits/s. These you can clearly see while running. When I use this to augment Cuttermaran so I can cut on B and P frames, even in 2 pass mode in extreme mode, the output is all blocky. This tool is entirely useless because it cannot encode with any kind of quality. If you need a software encoder, this is not it.
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I have used this tool. The output mpeg2 file plays well and reports correct time. However when I use Video only it gave a time of less than a third of the correct value. The Audio only output reports correctly.
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My AVIs encoded using HuffYUV and Lagarith always come out at 25 MBit MPEG2s and my multiplexers fall over.
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This is a great tool that produces very good quality mpegs. My only gripe is that it does not respect the Max Bitrate. This is only a problem for playback on some DVD players (mine doesn't mind - my brother's chokes). I'm hoping that a new revision fixes this (eagerly waiting for a new revision - Nic?).
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i dont know if any one has noticed that u can now input avi files in this program now i tried a divx file and a xvid file and they both worked! however u have to make sure that the input file complies with the output u want but i still use avisynth great tool
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This could be better if it include a calculator like XviD.
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There shoud be a feature like "Demux Encode", so that in the end, we have the video and audio streams separately. THANKS!
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Excellent tool! Faster and (imo) better quality than my old favourite TMPGEnc. Using mostly for interlaced PAL DV source. Only problem - does not keep the max bitrate. What good is a pristine picture quality if your standalone will choke on the stream? A workaround has been to choose ridiculously low max bitrate and keep my fingers crossed. NuEnc seems to be better in this aspect, but it's hard to make up my mind about it since nobody seems to be commenting on it. And the use of avisynth script as input is only natural, when one needs to process the video before encoding there is no better tool. I would actually never use a video conversion tool that couldn't open avisynth scripts!
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I tried this encoder on a lark and I am really surprised at what a good job it does. I encoded some home movies from my DV cam and I think the end result looked just as good as my old standby Tmpgenc. Thumbs up on this piece of freeware.
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This is great for a free MPEG2 encoder! From my experience it encodes interlaced video much better than TMPGEnc - an encoder that costs $50! QuEnc's still in it's early stages, but it can only get better. If there were a few more options, built-in MP2 encoding and batch encoding it would we perfect! One note for video newbies though - you'll need to know how to use AviSynth scripts to make inputs for this.
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just superb! And you don't need to know much about Avisynth to get this thingy to work, just some of the basic, that's all, and I think the quality is great!
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This encode will be great if it can open avi files directly.
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