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Yes Today I m going to tell all of you how to RIP Movies. Movies are watched by each and everyone in their whole life. they are source of entertainment and also used to spread knowledge so today related to movies I m going to share Knowledge.

What is RIP?
RIP is basically meant to REST IN PEACE . but the termed has been changed that RIP means compressing the content then its original size to extremely small size.

In this tutorial I’m going to explain how to encode movies with MeGUI, First your going to need a good source for your movie your wanting to encode, Anything in the 700Mb xViD encoded range should be good.

Softwares You Need :

Avisynth
MeGUI
Nero AAC (Audio Codec)

All software’s you need have been enclosed in a package.

Download : Click Here

Install MeGUI run it and get it fully updated.

Install AviSynth, Then your going to need Nero AAC (Audio Codec) its excellent for compression,

Install Nero ACC executable files in the MeGUI folder which is;

#/Program files/meGUI

Restart your PC,

Start up MeGUI once its loaded press “CTRL+R“, That will open “AVISynth Script Creator“

1. Select the source movie you want to encode.
2. Make sure “Resize” Is UNTICKED.
3. Click save and save the script.

1. The AVS file you just made should already be selected if not then select it.
2. If the OUTPUT of the encoded file isn’t pre defined define it now.
3. Make sure the Codec is set at “x264”
4. Make sure “MKV” is selected as the file container.
5. Select “HQ-Slower” as the video profile.
6. Select the original video source as the audio input.
7. If the audio output isn’t yet defined define it now.
8. Select “NDAAC-HE-64Kbps” as the audio profile it provides perfect compression to bitrate ratio.
9. Select “ND AAC” as the codec
10. Select “MP4-AAC” as the audio extension.
11. Press “AutoEncode.

1. Select the container as “MKV”
2. Define your desired output of the encoded movie
3. Make sure the file size radio button is selected, And define the file size as 300MB or 400MB depending

on the length of the movie (Try to get the bitrate at 450ish)
4. Select “Queue”
5. Go to the Queue tab once your back on the main MeGUI page and select “Start down the bottum, It will ask

if you want to create a worker, Create one.

And that’s how you do it guys….

NOTE : IF U HAVE LOW CONFIGURATION IT WILL TAKE ABOUT 3 HRS

Today I was just playing with Windows XP Registry Editor and suddenly I found a way to make our own Run Commands.e

Before moving further I feel a need to tell you what are Run Commands. As we know that when we will type IEXPLORE.EXE in the RUN, Internet Explorer will execute, in the same way when we will type pinball.exe and hit enter, Pinball game will execute. In the above two examples IEXPLORE.EXE and pinball.exe are the Run Commands that we use as a shortcut to execute desired programs.

Today I am going to tell you that how you can create your own Run Commands to open any program you want.

Let’s start :

Below is a step by step procedure :

1) Open Start Menu and click on RUN.

2) Now type regedit and hit Enter. (regedit means Registry Editor)

3) Now navigate to the following path :

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE >> SOFTWARE >> Microsoft >> Windows >> CurrentVersion >> App Paths

Note : To explain you clearly, I take an example to make a Run Command to open Adobe Photoshop.

4) Now right click on App Paths and select New >> Key and name is as Gagan.exe

5) Now highlight ritesh.exe and have a look at the right hand side panel. You will see a String Value named default. Double click on it and in the value data field enter the path of the program that you want you want to execute. As an example I entered C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Photoshop CS3\Photoshop.exe as I want to open Adobe Photoshop.

You can enter the path of any executable file you want.

6) Now right click on right hand side panel and select New >> String Value and name is as Path.

7) ,Double click on Path and enter the path of the folder where the executable file is and put a semicolon at the end of the path. In my case it is C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Photoshop CS3;