Title: AVI to a DVD Compliant MPEG-2 File Using QuEnc Link:Read Article
Description: This guide shows you how to turn an AVI file into MPEG-2 compatible M2V/AC3 streams using QuEnc and other tools
Description:
From the Readme :
This program can be used to create multilingual, splitted AVI files. Sources can be AVI-, MP3- and
AC3-files. AVI-Files can be used even if they are stored on a CD created with Mode2CDMaker.
The output files will contain special structures to allow replaying the files from low-speed cd-roms
(8x should be enough). Therefore, you can set a low speed in Nero CD Speed to replay your movies
without noise from CD.
Contains fixes for a couple of problems: reading certain DTS files, reading certain AAC files, settings dialog was cropped when the system font size was larger than normal, should not require compatibility mode setting on Vista and Windows 7 anymore. It's partially migrated from C-string functions to STL. This is NOT PROPERLY TESTED, I just want to release it, otherwise I'd never get it out. Maybe you want to test...
