Honestly, I haven’t touched Xvid pool in years. It’s great for nostalgia, but the compression ratios and quality just don’t hold up compared to something like VP9 or AV1. If you’re into retro encoding, though, it’s worth playing around with for fun.
For tools, I’d recommend checking out FFmpeg—it’s a beast for encoding and supports pretty much everything, including Xvid pool.
For tools, I’d recommend checking out FFmpeg—it’s a beast for encoding and supports pretty much everything, including Xvid pool.