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Real video encoders ..what are you using?

X-Dave_Z
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Apr 28, 2003, 12:20 PM

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What are you using to encode video to "Real" format??
I am using Cleaner 5.1.2 on a PC, but it seems VERY slow and is hiting a wall at a certain point in the encode.....
Windows Media Player Encodr 9 does a great AND fast job, but I have a client who wants Real format.....
DZ

X-Mike_C
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Apr 28, 2003, 12:57 PM

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Oddly enough, Pinnacle Studio has an excellent, and fast RealMedia encoder. I had the program bundled on a pc I have, and thought I would check it out for the heck of it. I find the streaming utilities in Studio to be much faster with much better quality than the Cleaner I was using with Premiere.

: What are you using to encode video to "Real" format??
: I am using Cleaner 5.1.2 on a PC, but it seems VERY slow and is hiting a wall at a certain point in the encode.....
: Windows Media Player Encodr 9 does a great AND fast job, but I have a client who wants Real format.....
: DZ

X-Dave_L
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Apr 28, 2003, 1:36 PM

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: What are you using to encode video to "Real" format??
: I am using Cleaner 5.1.2 on a PC, but it seems VERY slow and is hiting a wall at a certain point in the encode.....
: Windows Media Player Encodr 9 does a great AND fast job, but I have a client who wants Real format.....
: DZ
Dave -- don't know if you are using Premiere, but it comes with "Advanced Real Media Export" which you can find under File - Export Movie ... I have gotten good results with this. Allows for 2-pass encoding, etc.