Hi all, I've always used Visualhub to convert avi moviesto DVD format & I have to admit it is awesome. Problem it does not support BDrip or BRrips, it comes out jittery. Toast on the other hand supports this but when using VH, after it converts a movie it saves an iso. file for easy burning next time using Disc Utility which just takes 10 mins. After converting & burning to DVD in Toast if the next day I want to do the same movie I have to start the whole process again, is there a way to save an iso. file after it finishes for ease next time round? Also why do some file movies take about 8 hours to convert but most take about 45 mins? I have noticed hthat the ones that take a while are mostly H264 codec files.
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Hi all, I've always used Visualhub to convert avi moviesto DVD format & I have to admit it is awesome. Problem it does not support BDrip or BRrips, it comes out jittery. Toast on the other hand supports this but when using VH, after it converts a movie it saves an iso. file for easy burning next time using Disc Utility which just takes 10 mins. After converting & burning to DVD in Toast if the next day I want to do the same movie I have to start the whole process again, is there a way to save an iso. file after it finishes for ease next time round? Also why do some file movies take about 8 hours to convert but most take about 45 mins? I have noticed hthat the ones that take a while are mostly H264 codec files.
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