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Title:	Gordian Knot
Author/Publisher:	Official Website
Ease of use:	Not Rated
Latest Version:	0.35 pack 2 (details)
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License:	Freeware
Date Added:	Sep 4, 2005
Last Updated:	Sep 4, 2005
Page Viewed:	118115 times

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Main Categories: AVI (DivX, XviD ...), Calculators, DVD/SVCD/VCD (MPEG-1/2)
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Description:

From the Official Site :

Gordian Knot started out as a simple bitrate calculator for DivX encoding but has evolved to become an integrated package or tool for the entire process of DivX encoding.

Gordian Knot was originally written by TheWEF but has since been made into an Open Source project.

Gordian Knot is available for download in several packages, including a system pack, codec pack and as the executable only.

For video playback problems, please visit afreeCodec.com

Revision History:

Version 0.35 pack 2

Release Date: Sep 4, 2005
Updated avisynth filters, DGMPGDec, BeSweet and VDubMod

Downloads:

	Title: Full Pack Link: Download Description: Full Pack

	Title: Official download page Link: Download Description: Download Gordian Knot from the official site

	Title: DVD to DivX (Xvid) Conversion Guide Link: Read Article Description: A complete guide for DVD to DivX and Xvid conversion, now featuring instructions for Xvid encoding

	Title: Digital TV to DivX conversion guide Link: Read Article Description: A guide on how to convert a film recorded off digital TV to DivX

	Title: DVD to DivX and Xvid using Gordian Knot Link: Read Article Description: Complete instructions and software links to convert a DVD to DivX and Xvid formats using Gordian Knot

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