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http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?t=96145&page=15&pp=20



At the same time, the H.264 pros over there showed me some very low bitrate samples that looked excellent. However, the only encoder to support all professional coding features, including interlacing, is Ateme, at $9000K or "unobtanium" depending on who you ask. So I am looking forward to comparing as Nero did at CES, which is high-bitrate, HD.



At this point, I am a believer in both codecs for different reasons.



Gen Kiyooka

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