MeGUI/Presentation

Specifications Input: DVD (vob through d2v) and other MPEG-1 and MPEG-2 streams receive special input support for demuxing of audio and subtitles, and faster video seeking Any computer video file via AviSynth Output: Video: x264 XviD. Audio: MP2 (via ffmpeg) AAC (via Nero AAC) Vorbis AC3 (via Aften or FFmpeg) Opus Flac Container: Matroska MP4 AVI Features Powerful job queue support, with in-place job editing, related job linking, play/pause controls, etc. Parallel job execution makes job processing very flexible and improves speed on multi-core systems. Automatic interlace detection can analyse your input video to determine whether it is progressive/interlaced/film/hybrid, and also determine field order. AutoUpdate keeps MeGUI and its assisting programs up-to-date and eases installation. Audio encoding also based on Avisynth, which allows highly accurate editing of audio, including sample-accurate audio cutting. More... Installation MeGUI/Installation Documentation Starting out The Basic DVD Ripping Guide is a good place to start. The MeGUI Frequently Asked Questions Read up about all the items in the Tools|tools menu The Glossary Digging deeper Documentation on advanced Video Encoder Configuration video encoder configuration. A more advanced guide for HDTV Transcoding Guide encoding HDTV caps. Read more on what AutoUpdate does, and how it works. Other This wiki's MeGUI for further other useful information and links about video. MeGUI Contributors for all the people who have helped with MeGUI. The Guides page for MeGUI guides hosted on this wiki Helping with MeGUI for how to contribute. The Original Guide Berrinam wrote in 2006 (originally posted here) has been migrated across here. It's very out of date now. External links MeGUI's SourceForge project page for bug and feature request trackers. German MeGUI Documentation, hosted by the German doom9 forums, gleitz.info. A guide to producing QuickTime compatible DVD Rips in MeGUI doom9.org and its associated forums, the birthplace of MeGUI.