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Re: Whats the best HD Codec to use for TV quality that transcodes quickly?

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Re: Whats the best HD Codec to use for TV quality that transcodes quickly?
by Adam Smith on Nov 7, 2009 at 2:32:53 am

I found that the Turbo.264 only works with the supplied built-in presets... which may be just fine for your project considering you probably don't need any specific settings to play off the laptop.

It's a cool device, it just wound up mostly useless for our project which had tens of hours of media to compress, but also detailed specs we had to meet. At least the thing was only a hundred bucks or so - not a huge loss.

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