Doctor.Who.2005.S03E04.HQ.Edition.x264-MM - CT -
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I got to agree... Updating codecs once in awhile may be required but this is utterly stupid. download the xvid version... less hassle. The more codec people install, the more problems surface. (I must admit the quality is quite good though)
thecash907
mkv is better then avi and x264 pisses on xvid
this version is much better then the xvid version. higher resolution, better compression, higher quality. its near HR quality and yet the same file size as the xvid release.
mkv is better then avi and x264 pisses on xvid
this version is much better then the xvid version. higher resolution, better compression, higher quality. its near HR quality and yet the same file size as the xvid release.
by the way incase you have been in the dark, all 720p releases (not that this is one, but there are a lot of them) are x264 codec in the mkv container because the overall quality is much better then xvid in avi at the same file size
so x264 is slowly taking over, so get use it and quit acting like a 70 year old guy against change. after all, years ago everything use to pre dominately be vcd and svcd then divx (mpeg 4 part 2) came in, gave much better compression and was used, and now x264 (mpeg-4 part 10) has been around a while and gives much better compression then xvid or divx. so yeah its slowly making its way into releases. already owns the 720p releases its just a matter of time until you start seeing more x264 at 350mb and others
so x264 is slowly taking over, so get use it and quit acting like a 70 year old guy against change. after all, years ago everything use to pre dominately be vcd and svcd then divx (mpeg 4 part 2) came in, gave much better compression and was used, and now x264 (mpeg-4 part 10) has been around a while and gives much better compression then xvid or divx. so yeah its slowly making its way into releases. already owns the 720p releases its just a matter of time until you start seeing more x264 at 350mb and others
OK, so with all this commentary about the virtues of mkv, could anyone give a frustrated chick a hand with the viewing process and conversion to a DVD format? Included viewer doesn't seem to be working for me and every other converter/viewer seems to hate me as well.
Please spare my laptop the trauma of being thrown out the window and hook a girl up!
Please spare my laptop the trauma of being thrown out the window and hook a girl up!
ConvertXtoDvd
Does pretty good at converting,
and Zoom player does play on the computer without codec hunti9ng
Does pretty good at converting,
and Zoom player does play on the computer without codec hunti9ng
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