Megui 64 bit mp4#
Megui 64 bit iso#
Megui 64 bit windows 8#

On changing the x264 Profile to High, the speed fell to 11.5X. The output was set for a resolution of only 512x384 pixels and the resultant speed was 15.5X.

Megui 64 bit windows 8#

1.5 GB For Windows 7, Windows 8 (64-bit, 32-bit) / Vista / XP (Free). DGDecodempeg2source(file. Download MeGUI: A batch video encoder supporting many formats include DVD ripping. ColorBars() default) or 4:2:2 with ConvertToYUY2() or in upconv1 in eg. Version: 2896 (added view changelog) Size: 77.52 MB. AviSynth Notes DGDecodempeg2source('file.d2v', cpu4, info3, upconv1) upconv1 upconverts 4:2:0 to 4:2:2 which is needed for Sonar to view Sonar 32-bit can use AviSynth files if output is RGB (ConvertToRGB() or eg.

Megui 64 bit mp4#

I just tried a 25 min FLV file at only 320x240 with the MP4 settings given in the Encoding Guide, under Tips & Guides (link below). Download the latest stable version of MeGUI - 64-bit offline installer version. I suggest you go auto (turn off this control) and leave it set at 0 (unlimited) under Settings > Generic. It also depends on the video encoder, etc.įor example the CUDA encoder would be faster (GPU) if your graphics card supports it, although you have limited it to 16x maximum on the Tasking tab. (doom9) Simple x264 Launcher (use 64-Bit x264 with 32-Bit Avisynth or FFMS input) (doom9) DeathTheSheep United: x264 Guide and VfW Builds (doom9) SEts. Before you start posting please read the forum rules.By posting to this forum you agree to abide by the rules. It would prbably also depend on Parallelise setting - you chose to convert 2 jobs at once (try setting only 1). Welcome to Doom9s Forum, THE in-place to be for everyone interested in DVD conversion. It suports MPEG-4 ASP (xvid), MPEG-4 AVC (x264), AAC, MP2, MP3, Flac, Vorbis, AC3 audio and various common containers support (MP4, MKV, AVI, M2TS).

Megui 64 bit iso#

It also depends on the quality, such as set on the x264 tab. This is the MeGUI Chinese Simplified Edition MeGUI is the most comprehensive GUI based ISO MPEG-4 solution. On the other hand, the speed depends on how much work needs to be done, ie, it depends on the Resolution (number of pixels) for the source file and for the output (set as Resize). The 'Speed' you had was probably more like 74/25 = 2.96X, which seems low.