Windows Media Encoder doesn't work right on my system -- re-encoded MPEG2 videos come out jumpy. And this is after I spend an hour trying to figure that I can't re-encode with VBR audio for some reason. Fun stuff (I'm open to suggestions on this one). Windows Media Editor has a terrible interface (you can't even resize the window!), and doesn't appear to allow me to make multiple cuts (for instance, to remove commercials from a recorded TV program), only to trim from the beginning and end of files.
I've searched and searched, but haven't been able to find a decent editing program, or a third-party encoder, for WMV files (although I found a nice non-recoding MPEG2 NLE package, VideoReDo). Specifically, I'm looking to encode MPEG2 (not AVI!) to WMV, if that matters. Encoding to DivX/XVid is no problem -- but BeyondTV doesn't have great native support for them. I'm throwing myself on the mercy of the Software forum here, which means I'm getting desperate. Help?
I've searched and searched, but haven't been able to find a decent editing program, or a third-party encoder, for WMV files (although I found a nice non-recoding MPEG2 NLE package, VideoReDo). Specifically, I'm looking to encode MPEG2 (not AVI!) to WMV, if that matters. Encoding to DivX/XVid is no problem -- but BeyondTV doesn't have great native support for them. I'm throwing myself on the mercy of the Software forum here, which means I'm getting desperate. Help?
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