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need help getting avi into Cinema Craft Basic

Discussion in 'Video - Software discussion' started by laff66, Aug 16, 2004.

  1. laff66

    laff66 Member

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    I am trying the trial of CC's basic encoder, and cannot find ANY tutorials, guides, or instructions for it. When I open it, it gives me a basic window. Under file, I tried "open" and clicked on my captured .avi file (captured from Digital8 via firewire using MyDVD), and thats about as far as I can get it to go. Is there somewhere I can find more info on this??
     
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    right click on the white working area then go to add...then select your avi file.
     
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    Boy, do I feel dumb. Thanks for the tip. It worked really fast compared to the others I've tried. Once they're converted, can I import them into any authoring software, like MyDVD, or does it have to be a special program?
     
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    What type of file are you messing with? SVCD, VCD or plain MPEG 2? I haven't used MyDVD so I don't know. Though, DVD-Lab will take them and create DVD .vob files for DVD burning, if that's what you're intending to do.
     
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    Yes, I'm trying to get them to DVD. I'm saving .avi files from a digital camcorder, and I assume that cinema craft will change them to the right MPEG2 to go to DVD? I just wasn't sure if I could transfer the converted video right into a program to add the chapters before burning.
     
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    You shouldn't have any problem using CCE's output directly in an authoring program as long as you have CCE's settings correct for DVD compliance.
     

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