Applications to convert DVB-T H.264/acc similar to Handbrake?

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#76677 4-Feb-2011 18:37

is there other apps like this that can convert dvb-t h.264/aac ?

i can use megui and convert the audio in winamp and then sync it to the x264 mkv video but takes longer

need to know any other app like handbrake

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#435453 4-Feb-2011 18:52

WinX HD Video Converter handles h.264 but you'll have to pay for it. Not too expensive and very easy to use.

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#435479 4-Feb-2011 19:37

thanks will give it a go

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#435484 4-Feb-2011 19:44

I'm changing the subject because it's utterly meaningless.

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#435634 5-Feb-2011 12:43

you could also try vidcoder.
I think it uses handbrake as a backend, so it may or may not do the job.
Why not just use handbrake?

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#435638 5-Feb-2011 12:58

paulmilbank: you could also try vidcoder.
I think it uses handbrake as a backend, so it may or may not do the job.
Why not just use handbrake?

because it deinterlaces all video even if there no need to but when you use Anamorphic it wont but i do not what to save videos in this i would like to convert them to 640x352 or 528x384

and the frame rate is Variable when it should be constant 25fps

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#435647 5-Feb-2011 13:25

Moved to correct forum as this has nothing to do with Freeview, where it was originally posted.

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#436048 6-Feb-2011 21:37

freeviewfan:
paulmilbank: you could also try vidcoder.
I think it uses handbrake as a backend, so it may or may not do the job.
Why not just use handbrake?

because it deinterlaces all video even if there no need to but when you use Anamorphic it wont but i do not what to save videos in this i would like to convert them to 640x352 or 528x384

and the frame rate is Variable when it should be constant 25fps

You can select loose anamorphic and change the width and the height will change automatically or ditch anamorphic and set video size manually. In the video filters tab you can turn off deinterlacing and decombing (only deinterlacing when necessary). In the video tab you can select the frame rate as matched to source or between 5 and 29.97 FPS fixed.
When happy, just save the preset.

If you want .avi files with xvid though, freemake video converter is pretty good too. allows good control with lots of settings and seems pretty fast too. Allows you to que jobs a bit easier than handbrake too so you can set and let them run.

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#436092 7-Feb-2011 00:45

handbrake is my default encoding program for all of my Full HD camcordere recordings. im quite sure it doesnt deinterlace all video? deinterlacing is off by default. there's so many options in handbrake so unsure as to why it isnt meeting your encoding needs.

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#436095 7-Feb-2011 01:25

avidemux

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#465011 3-May-2011 21:04

anymore help