The advantage of using the K-Lite pack is that it installs both ffdshow and the Preferred Filter Tweaker for Windows 7 tool, and in a configuration that is tested to work well.
#Megui 64 bit portable install#
If you're using 64-bit Windows (Vista or 7), then you should also download and install the K-Lite 64-bit add-on pack after you install one of the K-Lite packs (Full or Mega).
#Megui 64 bit portable full version#
You can download and install ffdshow (remember to choose the 64-bit version if you're using 64-bit Windows), and then you can download and run the Preferred Filter Tweaker for Windows 7 tool individually, but if you're starting with a brand new Windows 7 system, you might want to install the K-Lite Codec Pack, which works well with MeGUI (I recommend the Full version of the codec pack). If you're using Windows 7, because Microsoft now includes their own codecs pre-installed with the OS, this interferes with the way MeGUI works and you'll need to install compatible codecs (for example, ffdshow) and use the Preferred Filter Tweaker for Windows 7 to change the settings so that the Microsoft codecs won't be used within MeGUI.
The next thing you need to download and install is AviSynth. If you're already using Windows Vista or 7, then the. It's a fairly large file and installation could take more than half an hour. If you're using Windows XP, the first thing you need to do before you can even install MeGUI is to download and install Microsoft's. Preferred Filter Tweaker for Windows 7 (for Windows 7 users).As such, basic knowledge of DVD ripping and conversion is required, although brief instructions will be provided in any case. This guide is aimed at intermediate users, basically users that are familiar with DVD conversion/backup and want to experiment with H.264 and MeGUI. Read our Xbox 360 H.264 Conversion Guide to find out more. Update: There is now a version of this guide for encoding Xbox 360 compatible H.264 files, also using MeGUI.
#Megui 64 bit portable how to#
This guide shows you how to encode a H.264 (MP4) using MeGUI from a DVD as the primary example (instructions for converting other types of video files are also included). MeGUI is one of the newer tools that has been designed with H.264 encoding in mind, while supporting other types of conversion, such as XviD. Video Encoding -> MPEG-4 (DivX, XviD, WMV, QuickTime, AVC, H.264.
: Introduction and Installation AVI to MPEG-4 (AVC, H.264) ConversionĭVD Conversion -> DVD To MPEG-4 (AVC/H.264) Conversion A guide on how to use MeGUI to encode H.264 (MP4) files, using DVD conversion as the main exampleĪviSynth, MeGUI, Nero Digital Audio Decoder/Encoder (AAC Codec), Preferred Filter Tweaker for Windows 7 and 8, x264
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