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need help in burning the video i captured

Discussion in 'Digital camcorders' started by o-power, Jan 24, 2006.

  1. o-power

    o-power Member

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    sup, i used my firewire to capture video from the camcorder and finally i got 25 minutes of video in avi format in 4 giga!
    how can i burn this thing into something my dvd can play in the best quality?? (i do have dvd burner)
    tnx
     
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  2. TPFKAS

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  3. keen3h

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    Theres no way you would be able to get a 4gb avi file onto a disk, it hasnt even been encoded to mpeg-2 yet so it wll increase by a couple of gigs and the authoring stage is pretty simple. Try compressing the movie first in virtualdub(free), once you've downloaded it open the movie in it file>open video then go to video menu at the top and make sure Full processing mode is selected, and at the Audio menu select Direct stream copy. Go to Video > Compression and select the desired video codec I use microsofts mpeg4 v2. If you want to use using DivX slow motion, tweak the settings a bit. Under File menu click Save as AVI.

    Then you should be ready to convert to a dvd. using dvdsanta, winavi or anyother program you want to use.
     
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    Sorry to say, but this is not good advice...
    Why on earth would you first want to recompress to DivX or any other codec before encoding to MPEG-2??? You only loose quality doing that and you can simply encode DV-AVI to MPEG-2 directly.
     
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  6. slw4622

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    You need dvd authorizing software like powerproducer. This kind of software will create your dvd file structures and compress the video to fit on a dvd-r.
     

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