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Nero calls their format 'Nero Digital', but it's really just advanced MPEG4. All of the above packages technically produce MPEG4 output, but no DivX compatible decoder I found- and I tried many- could deal with the Nero Recode file format. MPEG4 video files, with a *.mp4 extension. Now, there is one thing you should know about Nero Recode: it produces somewhat. If you want a fuller overview of the Nero Recode software, there's a good review at CDRInfo. Ripping to MPEG4 is what I'm most interested in, but Recode can do much more. by far the easiest and most automatic encoder to use.

When compared to the DivX and XVid encoders, Nero Recode was. The experts at CDFreaks loved Nero Recode. This is a huge time savings when you're encoding a 2 hour movie!īut don't take my word for it. In comparison, I just ripped about 10 different DVDs with Nero Recode and it's been a painless point and click operation every single time- without a single crash! And my god, the speed! Recode produces encoding framerates of nearly 90fps* the peak encodng rate of Dr. Both apps crashed on me fairly regularly, and both apps required too many tedious, trial-and-error trips into obscure options and settings dialogs. DivX (payware) to rip DVDs before with somewhat. The tradeoff is higher CPU decoding requirements (rarely an issue on any remotely modern PC), and a lot of re-encoding time. I know it sounds implausible, but I can tell you from personal experience that it works, because MPEG4 is a more modern and efficient codec than MPEG2.

avi file that has DVD-like video and sound quality. For example, you may start with ~9gb of raw, decrypted DVD data, and end up with a 700mb. The goal is to reduce the file size without losing (too much) quality. Quick clarification: by DVD rip, I mean re-encoding a MPEG2 DVD using some variant of the MPEG4 video and audio codecs.

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I've long considered Nero the definitive DVD and CD burning software I had no idea they also offered a DVD ripping solution.

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Windows® 7 SP1 Home Premium, Professional or Ultimate (64 bit), Windows® 8 (64 bit), Windows® 8.Steve Makofsky turned me on to some software I already use: Nero Burning ROM, but more specifically, Nero Recode 2, which is a part of their expanded 'ultra' Nero suite.

Special minimum requirements for Ultra HD (4K) playback

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Windows® 10 64 bit, Windows® 11 64 bit operating systems recommended.Special minimum requirements for Nero AI video upscaling convert

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Installation of the latest WHQL certified device drivers is strongly recommended.

The devices must be correctly installed and recognized by the operating system for the product to work properly.

On 64-bit operating systems, applications run in 32-bit emulation mode.

The software requires an internet connection at least every 7 days to verify license.

NET® 4.5.2, or Microsoft® DirectX® are shipped with the product or downloaded if not included in the package

Third party components such as Microsoft.

DirectX® 9.0c revision 30 (August 2006).

CD, DVD, or Blu-ray Disc drive for CD/DVD/Blu-ray Disc ripping.

Microsoft DirectX® 9.0 compliant graphics card with 3D acceleration, 16-bit color, and a minimum of 128 MB video memory is required (32-bit, true color, 256 MB dedicated video RAM, and support for Shader Model 3.0 is recommended).

150 MB hard drive space for a typical installation of all components.

For Ultra HD (4k) Video Conversion: Intel® Core™ i7-2600K (3,4 GHz) or above, AMD FX 8320 (3,5 GHz) or above, 4 GB RAM.

For HD Video Conversion: Intel® Core™ II Duo 2.2 GHz processor, AMD Athlon 64 X2 5200+ 2.6GHz or above, 2 GB RAM.

For SD Video Conversion: 2 GHz AMD or Intel® processor, 1 GB RAM.

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