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Grazie wrote on 5/3/2002, 1:44 AM
Same for me [UK]. I've tried TMpGenc... I'm not clever enough to use it. I would really like to have a simple tutorial from those that have used it. And it is free!
hendo wrote on 5/3/2002, 9:14 AM
Hi Grazie
Check out this site, might help.

http://forum.vcdhelp.com/viewtopic.php?t=84759

Andrew
Grazie wrote on 5/3/2002, 11:06 AM
Hendo, thanks for the link.

I presune you have scanned all the way through the tutorial? Like I said I aint that clever. Plus I had a quick read of its own Forum - ooohhh I felt like I was back on "The Dark Side" [VW etc etc].

This sounds like I'm being ungrateful - I'm not, honestly. But surely there must be an easier way? Maybe not for freeware.

I will have another gander at it and see. However, I've just purchase a truly wonderful Presentation package to do all my vid/aud/stills/text/vector slides/subtitles/...... on and I have already being approached for some Company PR stuff, as well as an artist who wants a CD:CV! OOOOhhhh things are looking up! What it does with mpeg1 vids is truly amazing.

Tarah

Grazie
hendo wrote on 5/3/2002, 1:19 PM
Hi Grazie
Well to be honest, I was keeping it for another day, so I havent had that close a look at it. My birthday is coming up so thats when I will be paying for VF and the 2 40 gig hds. so until then I can only dream of burning VCDs, but I always plan ahead, hence the link that I posted.

I was also a member of that dark place, the only thing that I can say in its defence is that it introduced me to the edditing side of computing.

Andrew
Grazie wrote on 5/4/2002, 12:16 AM
Hendo - Yes you are absolutely correct! I bought my Dell Inspiron with that software on it - as Dell's Movie solution. No way was I, at that time, going to spend the £650 on something like Premiere, without seeing if I could get my head around NLE activity. I have and yes it was down to what I did with the SW. However I did buy version 5 to "get round" the 4gig barrier - it didn't. What with the aud. sync etc and my truly opaque experience with the "support" it really was costing me a lot of ££'s and stress - yes stress. Sooooo here I am and here I will stay - for the moment. While we're being honest, I was about to throw in the towel regarding NLE until VinceG and others described the virtues of VF.

Thanks also for your candour "Well to be honest..." concerning TemPgenc.

I suppose in life we all have to "kiss" a lot of frogs until.... VF is terriffic!

Nuff said, and move on. I've got some potentially valuable leads to follow up, making small discreet SIVs [Special Interest Movies] which in turn can lead me to who knows where. And again this is a direct result of me feeling confident not only about VF's abilities but also this truly supportive Forum. People actually come here to share not only their technical expertise but "give-up" their "Look what I've been able to do!" experiences. PLUS PLUS Chienworks putting together the:

http://www.chienworks.com/media/vidfact/

site for us all to see and value. Love it!

What I have also learnt is to scour a company's [if they have it - if they haven't that is also a clue!] User's Forum for that product, and to learn if the product is for me. VF has it, and the new piece of presentation SW I bought yesterday has it as well. I've learnt here what a Support Forum can deliver and as a result I am more confident about sharing aswell.

Anyway, it's Saturday, it's early May in London, the Sun is coming up and who knows what the day will bring and unfold into.

Tarah

Grazie
Stiffler wrote on 5/5/2002, 7:31 PM
Hay, Grazie...

<<<making small discreet SIVs [Special Interest Movies]>>>

Hmmm...sounds intersting, will they be on Cheinworks site? LOL