Super MPEG2 Transcoder is a sophisticated transcoding tool that compresses MPEG2 files at unparalleled high speed, without damaging image quality; you should be surprised at its speed and outcome if you have ever experienced other MPEG2 encoding tools.

Conventional MPEG2 encoders have to go through 12 steps including first decoding the data back and then
re-encoding it in order to shrink MPEG2 data. This way is time and labor consuming.
Super MPEG2 Transcoder adopts the innovative method that directly reformats the original into the smaller data, taking only 4 steps. Our industry-first technology “Dynamic Bitrate Controlling Method (patent pending)" realizes not only fast compressing but also preserving the high quality of the original contents.

Super MPEG2 Transcoder reformats MPEG2 data (maximum 20GB size per file), and creates smaller MPEG2 data without changing original contents including screen size, aspect ratio and audio. You can transcode several files at a time, and each file can be compressed at the ratio of your own choice.

Super MPEG2 Transcoder is very useful to swiftly fit several MPEG2 movies on a single DVD-R, or adjust the size of a movie file to the available space of DVD/CD media.

Generally, as speed of transcoding becomes higher, image quality of outputs becomes poorer. This theory does not apply to Super MPEG2 Transcoder. We have developed the transcoding-technology especially designed for processing MPEG2 data, and made it possible to compress a file keeping its original quality, while realizing high speed.

Super MPEG2 Transcoder is equipped with the preview feature, allowing you to check the condition of a compressed file before actually compressing it. You can also view the original, thus can compare before/after images.

When deciding the compression ratio, you may have to sacrifice either of the output size or the image quality; the smaller output size you choose, the lower the image quality becomes, and vice-versa. By utilizing this feature, you can find the most suitable ratio for your priority.

Most MPEG2 encoders don't have such a preview feature. So, it often happens that you are disappointed with the output's quality after compressing, and have to do the same job again and again until you can get the satisfying outcome.

Note: Windows Media Player is required for a preview.