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Posted by Cathy De Viney on 10/25/57 11:32
"Alpha" <none@none.net> wrote in message
news:11o23cjbsmf4f74@corp.supernews.com...
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>> MF4, on the other hand, insists on rendering them even if you
>> explicitly tell it not to ( "Do not convert MPEG compliant files")
>> because MF4 is incapable of recognizing an MPEG compliant file - it
>> converts anything and everything it imports even files processed by
>> VRD.
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> MF4 never, ever recodes my input files as long as I do not add graphics
> etc. for titles or add effects.
>
> My suggestion is that, **relative to MF4**, my files are compliant and for
> some reason yours are not. Compliancy cannot be confirmed by the fact
> that a player plays the file...that is the least difficult thing to get
> right. It is much harder to get universal compatability at the
> authoring/editing/effects program stage.
Alpha-
Just give up on Bob...he thinks companies should be using him as a beta
tester so he can get free software from them, and the ones that haven't have
gone out of business.
VRD and MF4 work for your files and my files, and for many others' files,
but for whatever reason, these programs aren't working for Bob, so he slams
them every chance he can on many of the DVD newsgroups. My original files
are from my Dish 7200 and Panasonic E80 recorder. MF4 doesn't re-encode my
files.
And if we say VRD and MF4 work for us, he is rude and crude in his replies.
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