MPEG4 (Xvid) added
Jul 12 2005 06:33 AM
I know you guys and gals can't read this yet, but I just finished the MPEG4 stuff. You have options for de-interlacing, cropping, resizing, and one/two passes. Something of note, there is no intermediary file required for this process, the video is converted on-the-fly to MPEG4. That adds MPEG4 to the list of video types we can save to. That rest of that list is MPEG2, .m2v/.m2a, and .ty. In DVD burning mode you can also save a .DMG of the video, or videos you select (without committing to a burn).
You might be curious about the iTunes integration. Right now you need the Quicktime MPEG2 component for this to work. When turned on in options, it sends your videos to a special "Tivo Recordings" playlist. From there, play the video right inside iTunes, make your own playlists, rate your videos, give them more metadata for searching, etc.
You might be curious about the iTunes integration. Right now you need the Quicktime MPEG2 component for this to work. When turned on in options, it sends your videos to a special "Tivo Recordings" playlist. From there, play the video right inside iTunes, make your own playlists, rate your videos, give them more metadata for searching, etc.
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