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felicia wrote:@deadlyshadow: Still unable to reproduce, please send bug report so I can grab your settings.

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Please do not compare Output and preview

convert the movie then watch output for example start with 7th minute, you can see that subtitle goes up and down

felicia wrote:@deadlyshadow: Are you saying that position of subtitles differs from preview to final encode with srt streams embeded in mkv files?

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If yes I can't reproduce, PM sent

Position of subtitles differ from what is set in CXD settings

I'll test again

Hello ConvertXtoDVD does not maintain the position of the remux srt subtitle, it just happens to srt subtitles DVD standard does not support srt format, therefore srt subtitles are not remuxed but encoded. You can find subtitle positioning options in the settings. It Seems you didn't get my point, ...

Hello

ConvertXtoDVD does not maintain the position of the remux srt subtitle, it just happens to srt subtitles

I suggest you if you are concern about quality, always keep "Use Best Video Quality" Enabled, change downscaling filter to Lanczos or Cubic or Blackman. if time is not important for you and you have a powerful system, Enable Two Pass Encoding.

Regards

if 2 pass encoding enabled, encoding does not finish completely

see this log file, Output DVD that creates with "SP" Encoding Option is smaller than "Auto" (MP)

igor_lvk wrote:

is these screenshots quality good?

You think that it's bad???

it depends on your source, but screenshots quality is not good

No, man. I got exellent quality with these settings. I easy put up to 4 movies on 4.7Gb disk. Are you using 4.7GB divs or 8.5GB discs? Usally 2 movies is a max for me per disc (4.7GB) but I have noticed on the hd 1080p tvs the darker scenes go all pixeleated due to CXD using very low bitrate on the...

I had uninstalled this programme but I will reinstall version 7 and try it on those settings. Will those give the best quality possible using a 4.7gb disc? (sp project/2passmode/best quality checked) Thanks I don't think you can get much better with these settings ConvertXtoDVD nature hates bitrate...

Hi ConvertXtoDVD does not use VBR, It uses CQ changing Project setting to SP or Using dual Layer DVD barely have positive effect because ConvertXtoDVD uses CQ (I Have tested several times) Just prey one day VSO team believe that Bitrate has a great rule in Video quality, when almost half of a DVD i...

Hi ConvertXtoDVD does not use VBR, It uses CQ changing Project setting to SP or Using dual Layer DVD barely have positive effect because ConvertXtoDVD uses CQ (I Have tested several times) Just prey one day VSO team believe that Bitrate has a great rule in Video quality, when almost half of a DVD is...

No, There is just Hardware decoding

Claire wrote:

deadlyshadow wrote: Why Installer/uninstaller creates a empty folder "Programs" in "%appdata%\Local"?

in a folder called "VSO"?

No, "Programs"

CXD hangs If we Open and Close Preview window during conversion

Hi

Why Installer/uninstaller creates a empty folder "Programs" in "%appdata%\Local"?

Regards

I really hate this nonsense VSO strategy that " Bigger is not better" but it is. Please add options that let users to decide how their movies convert to DVD, VSO CQ encoding almost destroys even very good quality sources especially dark scenes, ConvertXtoDVD uses the minimal Bitrate for th...

Beside Menu Editor, is there anything else new in this version?

It seems we'd better to move to Video Converter, It's improving quickly

Hello deadlyshadow, For sure no, VSO doesn't forget ConvertXtoDVD and we are working hard on! ConvertX will stay our major product to create/edit DVD Video and we don't plan to replace it. The major purpose of Video converter is to edit a multimedia file then convert it to avi, mkv, mp4, ogg, mp3.....