#Xvid4psp stable version how to

An encoding alternative here is Avidemux from version 2.7 on, which can handle up to 4 audio tracks at once. In case of MKV, the tool for this is MKVtoolnix. All the rest is verry badley supported and a wast of time. Xvid4PSP does not support multiple audio tracks, but if you do not cut with it, you may add more tracks to the compressed file from the original source. Not for me but for older people to way small, and sometimes when you look at a movie with lots of snow in it, not readable at all. MKV and MP4 bad support on TV for subtitles, only support text based an therefor on most players and TV's verry tiny to read. Why burned in subs you ask? Divx gives the subs like you play a DVD, good readable, no probs here.

#Xvid4psp stable version how to

Is there a tutorial page that i can have a look at and learn how to use it properly and send it to my friends. No more time consuming converting idx subs to ass, ssa, srt and ho knows what else. XviD4PSP 4.115 full i tried the newer version but looks a bit harder to use but XviD4PSP 4.115 full is really easy to use cheers. Just making backups again from DVD to DVD, done in 20 minutes and it plays on every machine.Īnd back to Divx backups, because that works on every TV, DVD divx supported player with the original subs of the DVD movie (idx). Looks i'm stopping converting, because to much different buggy tools to install ore way to slow, and to much time consuming that is can use in a better way then searching and trying to convert a descent backup. So there's no such thing as a stable and fast converter? Bouth look promising but one is too slooowwwww and the other is too buggy.

Yep Xvid4psp version 5.10.330.0 takes more then 7hr's for ONE mkv video to recode (mp4 to mkv wiht burned in subs).Īvidemux? nope not a solution at all, the thing crashes all the time just by looking at it.