you get these 2 files ware??? i search google, cnt find nething that sounded gd. im guessin that TMPGEnc is a Prog and that VFAPI is the plugin, but still im not getting neware wif ne of this. thanx 4 help...
erm, afta doin sum extensive diggin on the forum, i retract previous post. prob is im 2 nubie 2 no how 2 del it. im gonna go sit in the corner of shame now. ta
You get the tools as usual: http://www.afterdawn.com/search/ ...and btw. what the heck does this have to do with digital camcorders? Post to correct forum rooms, please.
All I found at that URL was a search engine, I entered VFAPI as the search term and got lists of articles about VFAPI but nothing about Quick Time and no download links as far as I can tell. For someone who thinks he knows about it you have not been helpful, newbies like me need a full URL link to a place where the necessary software can be downloaded rather than being told to search somewhere without really knowing what to search for.
Hey Guys, anyone interested in a solution??? This topic (or something very similar) was raised in a previous thread, WITHOUT RESOLUTION, it seems: http://forums.afterdawn.com/message_reply.cfm?thread_id=43219&forum_id=40 This is ONE way of doing it: WARNING: TAKES TIME AND DISK SPACE (temporarily) 1 - QuickTime 6.x NEEDS to be installed (default installation) 2 - install any codecs you might want to use 3 - Install Bink from Rad Game Tools: http://www.radgametools.com/default.htm 4 - Run Rad Video Tools 5 - Browse to and Highlight the file you want to convert 6 - click Convert A File 7 - leave the default output 8 - make sure Convert Video AND convert audio are TICKED, everything else cleared 9 - click Convert 10 - choose the compressor you want to use (I always use Full frames, HUGE files but best quality) 11 - configure codec if you wish 12 - click OK 13 - wait while it processes, click Done. You now have a file of the type you chose. I Usually at this point feed the file into TMPGEnc to create a DVD-Compliant MPEG 2. It works for me. Have Fun..
