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 Aug 29 2005, 03:49 PM
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Advanced Member  Group: Members Posts: 110 Joined: 5-June 05 Member No.: 7,898  |
mpeg2 encoder D.I.K.O. - "'ve been using it for a couple of DVDs now and it works great.
VideoLAN VideoLAN - A free opensource DVD decoder! DVDShrink - DVD Shrink is software to backup DVD discs. You can use this software in conjunction with DVD burning software of your choice, to make a backup copy of any DVD video disc. Blender3d - Description taken from their website: open source software for 3D modeling, animation, rendering, post-production, interactive creation and playback. Anim80r - Free 3D modeler and animator written by a guy who works at nVidia. WinMorph Morphing Software. 3D polygon mesh modeler: Wings 3D - Wings 3D is a polygon mesh modeler inspired by Nendo and Mirai from Izware. Maya Personal Edition: Nice, but leaves a massive watermark on rendered images. It still has lots of functionality of the full version though! Gmax gmax is a free 3D modeling and animation tool based on Discreet's award-winning 3ds max. Avid FreeDV: Perfect for students, DV camera owners, video enthusiasts or anyone exploring video editing - Avid Free DV software is an easy, free way to join the Avid family and test-drive the industry-standard editing interface used by more professionals than any other video editing solution. This version is a Vietnam POW camp diet version compared to the full version, but hey it works. QUOTE It's free and that's great. However, I tried to import some large (~16Gb) DV files into it that I'm working on, and it told me that it only supports .jpg and .mov imports. Plus, the interface goes to pot on a dual-screen setup; the program maximises itself to the width of both screens (grr) and all the palettes become corrupted. Enjoy!!! andrescasta This post has been edited by cmatcmextra: Aug 29 2005, 05:25 PM |
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Feb 24 2008, 11:37 AM
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Newbie [Level 1] Group: Members Posts: 22 Joined: 19-February 08 Member No.: 58,091 |
well, thats great thank for your information
good job brother 
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Feb 29 2008, 09:53 PM
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Premium Member Group: Members Posts: 150 Joined: 9-April 07 From: Nebraska Member No.: 41,301 |
I would also recommend HandBrake. My film teacher uses it, and most DVDs to go to like 500 MB, even Star Wars, and they're still really good quality.
I have used Blender for a while now, too. I just found out that it also has a pretty good video editor, too. They call it the sequence editor. There was someone that made a really good quality lightsaber rotoscope with it, and they're supposed to be making a tutorial for it, but they're taking a while to release it. |
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Mar 1 2008, 12:04 AM
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Trap Grand Marshal Member Group: [HOSTED] Posts: 1,134 Joined: 19-May 05 From: Mexico Member No.: 7,234 |
Nice list..... I already knew about blender, the other ones look interesting guess I will try them later. Thanks for sharing.
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