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It's a no-brainer tool. There is a GUI, but I perfer the command line interface.
Tovid only gets a 7 in functionality because of the lack of options, but I guess that can be a good thing for some people.
Tovid is simple to use. Type tovid-interactive, asks the name of the file to encode, format to encode to (DVD, VCD, SVCD), region (PAL/NTSC), size for DVD (D1, half-D1, quarter-D1), noise filter (Y/N), normalize audio (Y/N), aspect ratio (Full, Wide, Panovision), then output name. Then it's off.
Well done.
Just waiting on a full featured GUI now.
Tovid only gets a 7 in functionality because of the lack of options, but I guess that can be a good thing for some people.
Tovid is simple to use. Type tovid-interactive, asks the name of the file to encode, format to encode to (DVD, VCD, SVCD), region (PAL/NTSC), size for DVD (D1, half-D1, quarter-D1), noise filter (Y/N), normalize audio (Y/N), aspect ratio (Full, Wide, Panovision), then output name. Then it's off.
Well done.
Just waiting on a full featured GUI now.
Review by disturbed1 on
Mar 19, 2005 Version: 0.18b
OS: Linux Ease of use: 10/10
Functionality: 7/10
Value for money: 10/10
Overall: 9/10
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