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Title:	Enc
Author/Publisher:	Official Website
Ease of use:	Not Rated
Latest Version:	1.03 (details)
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License:	Freeware
Date Added:	May 19, 2003
Last Updated:	May 19, 2003
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This tool is able to encode, make a size prediction at a given quantizer and make a compressibility test with (almost) every codec.

As input an AviSynth file is required (the file doesn't have to contain "return" or "end" in order to make compressibility test or size prediction). It's structured in a way that make it work with every codec without the need to be modified.

You can also put multiple jobs in the joblist and save/restore both settings and joblist.

Needs VirtualDub for working (the latest VirtualDubMod version is strictly required if you are going to use size prediction or compressibility test).

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Main Categories: AVI (DivX, XviD ...), DVD Conversion
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Revision History:

Version 1.03

Release Date: May 19, 2003
Added support for AVS2AVI, at least v1.27 is required (work with normal encodes, size prediction and compressibility test, this feature is still in beta stage)
Added an encoding window, it shows the joblist with the running job selected and the status of the terminated jobs, you can stop after the current job finish and you can change the value of the shutdown option
Option to run only the new jobs (useful if you add jobs after encoding or if you stop encoding and you want to run the remaining jobs)
Added some command line options (see the docs)

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