Search results

I have recorded about 500 HD movies (MPEG2 variable bit rate - average 9,000 Kbps) in Windows Media Center. I have trimmed them with VRD and put each one into it's own folder so I can manage them with MyMovies. I would like to keep the quality but cut down the size by saving them all as h264...

I am looking for advice on either choosing an existing mpeg2 output profile or creating one that would work best with a Tivo Series 3. I'm writing up a help sheet for VAP beginnners and figured this would be a good addition. The source is a mpeg2 wtv recorded in 7MC. Thanks

I have VAP monitor the Public Recorded TV folder. I only have it set to perform the Ad Detective scan. I then manually check each file, adjust the cuts and save the edits to the Batch Manager. I found returning to the VAP Monitored Files box and clicking the Run VRD button for each project...

I'm using VAP to automatically process all new recordings through Ad Detective and place the resulting project files in a folder. I then manually open each project file, adjust the cuts and Ctrl-B to save them to the batch manager queue. I think a few minor UI improvements could make this...

I just trimmed a bunch of movies recorded off the air. I was having issues with VideoReDo4 complaining that it was having trouble jumping to a new frame and suggesting I run the Quickstream Fix. While this was occurring I happened to look at the Windows 7 process monitor and saw that MsMpEng.exe...