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Preview i svery slow, even on on my Intel Q6600 3.2Ghz it takes an absolute age for the preview to appear.
The fact that is supports avisynth is a big bonus and HCEnc encoder is free anyway, so for basically nothing you get a conversion util that can convert AVI and MKV to DVD with as good a quality as possible, add in the fact that it uses avisynth and does actually appear to support more that very basic filtering makes this very useful.
Speed is not always a good thing, its the final quality that should matter, and if you intend to use the more powerfull and much slower filters and functions of avisynth then be prepared for a long wait as you need as much CPU power as possible as they really are sloooow, but the results can be quite startling compared to the original source.
It also support multiple types of encoders, also directly supports DTS audio and conversion of DTS audio is a another plus.
Yes, the interface is basic, but if you use HCEnc you can edit the .ini files the software uses to get more control over the encoder |
