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All reviews for Microsoft Expression Encoder
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This product requires a serial number for being installed 0_o
Even though it's bloated and slow, it does its job well.
If all you want is transcode to ASF-wrapped VC-1 video via Avisynth, then [apparently, at least] you don't need to install Silverlight nor QuickTime.
FWIW, the program directory contains decoders and encoders from Mainconcept, but I have no plans to use them.
Even though it's bloated and slow, it does its job well.
If all you want is transcode to ASF-wrapped VC-1 video via Avisynth, then [apparently, at least] you don't need to install Silverlight nor QuickTime.
FWIW, the program directory contains decoders and encoders from Mainconcept, but I have no plans to use them.
Review by El Heggunte on
May 21, 2016 Version: 4.0.4276.0
OS: Windows 7 64-bit Ease of use: 6/10
Functionality: 8/10
Value for money: 8/10
Overall: 8/10
Plus:
Elegant and professionally-looking design.
Intuitive, user-friendly GUI. Extremely easy use. Expecially the crop-and-resize interface.
Job queue.
Minus:
Encodes to Windows Media Video (.WMV) file only (What else one might expect from Microsoft, btw?).
Lake of one-pass constant quality encoding mode (like Windows Media Encoder did).
Inability to demux video, audio, subtitles.
Inability to mux video, audio, subtitles from separate files into a single file.
Inability to join two or more clips into a single file.
Inability to split one movie into two or more clips.
Lake of basic filters, like deinterlacing, denoising.
Lake of basic processing information such as current input and encoded frame, current bitrate, elapsed time,...
It locks most parts of the GUI when a job in queue is active (is encoding), which prevents the user from editing and configuring the remaining jobs.
Elegant and professionally-looking design.
Intuitive, user-friendly GUI. Extremely easy use. Expecially the crop-and-resize interface.
Job queue.
Minus:
Encodes to Windows Media Video (.WMV) file only (What else one might expect from Microsoft, btw?).
Lake of one-pass constant quality encoding mode (like Windows Media Encoder did).
Inability to demux video, audio, subtitles.
Inability to mux video, audio, subtitles from separate files into a single file.
Inability to join two or more clips into a single file.
Inability to split one movie into two or more clips.
Lake of basic filters, like deinterlacing, denoising.
Lake of basic processing information such as current input and encoded frame, current bitrate, elapsed time,...
It locks most parts of the GUI when a job in queue is active (is encoding), which prevents the user from editing and configuring the remaining jobs.
Review by facialz on
Feb 26, 2008 Version: 1.0.2982
OS: WinXP Ease of use: 8/10
Functionality: 3/10
Value for money: 5/10
Overall: 4/10
Silverlight is definitely superior to Flash.
Review by 1m_r1ght on
Jan 6, 2008 Version: v1
OS: Vista Ease of use: 10/10
Functionality: 10/10
Value for money: 7/10
Overall: 10/10
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