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Table of utilities with release and related operating systems:
| File | Web | Software | Release | System | |
| Capture: | 
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VirtualDUB |
1.4c |
Windows 98se |
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| Codec: |
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Indeo |
5.11 |
Windows 98se and Windows 2000 |
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| Codec (lossless): |
|
Huffyuv |
2.1.1 |
Windows 98se and Windows 2000 |
|
| Video Editing: |
|
Pinnacle Studio |
4.02s |
Widows 98se |
|
| Formatting: |
|
VirtualDUB |
1.4c |
Windows 98se and Windows 2000 |
|
| MPEG-1 Encoding: |
|
TMPGEnc |
beta 12a |
Windows 2000 |
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| CD Authoring: |
|
WinOnCD 3.7 |
3.7PE SP572-2 |
Windows 98se |
|
| 'Stills' Capture: | VidCap32 |
vidcap32.zip |
Windows 98se and Windows 2000 |
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| 'Stills' Extraction |
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Avi Edit |
build 7 dec 2000 |
Windows 98se and Windows 2000 |
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| MPEG-4 Encoding: |
|
Windows Encoder Media |
7 |
Windows 98se and Windows 2000 |
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For memory, here are software I used in the past for my VideoCD Workshop:
| File | Web | Software | Release | System | |
| Codec: | 
|
|
MJPEG PICVideo |
2.10.2.20 |
Windows 98se and Windows 2000 |
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I decided to replace this codec as from January 8th, 2001 by Indeo 5.11 codec which gives identical or even better results after MPEG-1 encoding and which offers a compression ratio more than 3 times superior. |
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| MPEG-1 encoding: |
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AVI2VCD |
1.3.7 |
Windows 98se and Windows 2000 |
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After a series of tests carried out January the 17th and 18th 2001, I considered that TMPGEnc encoder provides with better results than AVI2VCD (see also test from vcdhelper.com ). |
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Version of the document: 1.2EN
Created: December 27 - 2000
Updated: January 18 - 2001
Author: Leon