![]() Sure I could get them burned into the image, but I wanted them to be an option and just there and not permanent. Once I started playing around with everything I noticed what all the options did within x264 and how it would effect the overall quality of each encode.Īnd one of my biggest issues was trying to get subtitles to show properly in my encodes. When I first started I would always end up with some sort of an error or massive pixels in large blocks on every encode. Especially now, since I can encode for portable devices and for HDTV in either it's original format, down scaling or up-scaling and with no real loss of quality or any errors throughout the entire process. If you would like to host them somewhere else and post it that is completely fine.Īs I mentioned before, as I am learning about this program and all it's capabilities, I want to share it with others. You are more than welcome to use these guides in any fashion you want. I hope it is okay to link to the Guide I just uploaded on MediaFire. I used MeGUI in the past but had trouble with the program and was using HandBrake until I recently switched back to MeGUI. And I have to say, the quality of this program is by far the best I have seen from anything else out there. I just want to share everything I have learned with this program. If there are any found errors or any areas that need clarification, please ask and I will make the changes and upload a new file and re-post the new link. I cannot post it here under the current forum rules because it is over 200kb, roughly 3mb. If anyone is interested they can download the OneClick Encoder Portable Device Guide through MediaFire as well as the AutoEncode Guide, also through MediaFire. It is aimed at those that have never used MeGUI, but is very useful for everyone. The OneClick Portable Device Guide is 80 pages as of right now, but could grow to be more and the AutoEncode guide is 76 pages. The Guides includes screen shots and are in a PDF presentation format. Walk-Through Guide for portable devices using the OneClick Encoder option and a separate Guide for creating d2v files, AviSynth Scripts, adding subtitles, keeping the AC3 Audio in it's original format and finally muxing it all together in the end. I recently put together a complete MeGUI v0. ![]()
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