VP7 Personal Edition 7.0.1 User Reviews
Ratings and comments from VP7 7.0.1.0 users.
- Freeware
- 2 reviews
- Updated Mar 30, 2006
DW
dw817
10 Apr 2011
3/5Good
Source video: CGI High-action, 1 minute, single pass, 352x240 15fps, 128kbps (16k/sec)
It certain encodes better than DivX or XviD or WMV at the same k/sec but still not as good as Google Video's codec, which I guess is not too surprising since GV is using VP8 and this is VP7.
This codec encodes slower than GV and I can't see an appreciable difference of two videos encoded at the same k/sec except that VP7 is about twice as slow with more configuration options than GV.
If you're curious, VP8 is a commercial codec so for Google to incorporate it as their own is great since it's 100% free to use in your own projects and their minimal interface works fine certainly for what I need.
It certain encodes better than DivX or XviD or WMV at the same k/sec but still not as good as Google Video's codec, which I guess is not too surprising since GV is using VP8 and this is VP7.
This codec encodes slower than GV and I can't see an appreciable difference of two videos encoded at the same k/sec except that VP7 is about twice as slow with more configuration options than GV.
If you're curious, VP8 is a commercial codec so for Google to incorporate it as their own is great since it's 100% free to use in your own projects and their minimal interface works fine certainly for what I need.
Reviewed on VP7 7.0.1.0 7.0.1.0
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akira
23 Dec 2006
1/5Poor
vp7 and below are worse than vc1 and h.264.if you don't believe me try transcode a file with each these codec at same bit rate,such as 64kbps,you will see vp7 the worse.On2 is really suck,make a false info.
Reviewed on VP7 7.0.1.0 7.0.1.0
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