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VideoReDo worth the money?

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    on Thu, Oct 30 2008 3:39 PM
    Joined on Tue, Aug 14 2007 | 177 Posts
    • Member TGBUsers
    I was looking at the VideoRedo application and downloaded the trial.  I do see how handy the DVD to DVR-MS but with MPEG4 and H.264 becoming more common $80 seems pretty steep for this app.
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    on Thu, Oct 30 2008 4:19 PM
    Joined on Sat, Oct 15 2005 | 800 Posts
    • Active Member TGBUsers
    Well, I switched from Nero to create MP4's to VideoRedo to create DVR-MS.  The process usaing VideoRedo is faster but takes more steps.  The real advantage for me was the ability to FF and RW video's and native playback in VMC and extenders.  I do use DVD Shrink to save a bit of space and then VideoRedo.
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    on Thu, Oct 30 2008 5:16 PM
    Joined on Tue, Aug 14 2007 | 177 Posts
    • Member TGBUsers
    Did you get the TV pack?  DO I need the TV pack?
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