Hi
I am looking for a new FLV converter and need some sugestions, please.
I have been using the On2 Flix Pro stand alone converter for some time now, but it is now discontinued when google bought On2. The flix Pro is somewhat ok for the quality I get, and I can run it even on win 7 64, but it only loads the processors with 20-25%.
I would love to have an application that uses 50% or more to save me some time. I am not gonna use that PC for other tasks while it is encoding, so the higher load the better.
On another forum I discovered the Ultra Flash Converter:
http://www.aone-soft.com/flash_video_flv_converter.htm
That one is ok in encoding time, but even at the highest quality step, I find it not good enough. I might be doing something wrong, must admit I haven't testet that much yet.
I would be ok with spending $2-300 on a new FLV encoder that is fast and good quality if it can save me time. At least once a week I encode 30-45 min. video to FLV and that alone would be worth it over some time.
I have now upgraded my i7 920 to i7 980X, and would love to be using the extra horsepower.
How about the new Adobe Premiere CS5. Would that be quick and give a good quality? I have tried CS3 when that was hot, and it took forever to encode - as far as I remenber it took 1.5 hrs. to encode 30 min. video on my i7 920 where the Flix Pro takes 40-45 min.
Thanks for any input on this - it is much apreciated :)
/Ulf
I am looking for a new FLV converter and need some sugestions, please.
I have been using the On2 Flix Pro stand alone converter for some time now, but it is now discontinued when google bought On2. The flix Pro is somewhat ok for the quality I get, and I can run it even on win 7 64, but it only loads the processors with 20-25%.
I would love to have an application that uses 50% or more to save me some time. I am not gonna use that PC for other tasks while it is encoding, so the higher load the better.
On another forum I discovered the Ultra Flash Converter:
http://www.aone-soft.com/flash_video_flv_converter.htm
That one is ok in encoding time, but even at the highest quality step, I find it not good enough. I might be doing something wrong, must admit I haven't testet that much yet.
I would be ok with spending $2-300 on a new FLV encoder that is fast and good quality if it can save me time. At least once a week I encode 30-45 min. video to FLV and that alone would be worth it over some time.
I have now upgraded my i7 920 to i7 980X, and would love to be using the extra horsepower.
How about the new Adobe Premiere CS5. Would that be quick and give a good quality? I have tried CS3 when that was hot, and it took forever to encode - as far as I remenber it took 1.5 hrs. to encode 30 min. video on my i7 920 where the Flix Pro takes 40-45 min.
Thanks for any input on this - it is much apreciated :)
/Ulf