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Postby foz » Apr 27th, '06, 00:46



Can anyone help......i tried.....but think it could be better.....whats best program to use to convert...

What sort of settings should i use.

I use a DV camera....the file size is massive until its compressed..

But in my first try it look a bit dodgy compared to others i`ve seen....and the sound jumped out of sync.....

see below...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=--q2VNUpBlQ

Can any one give me some tips on doing the compressing of the video.

cheers

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Postby the_mog » Apr 27th, '06, 09:17

the easiest way is simply to use Windows movie maker.. you can use moviemaker to capture the film (use the DV cam as a webcam) then compress to your hearts content!

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Postby katrielalex » Apr 27th, '06, 09:22

That's Start -> All Programs -> Windows Movie Maker :).

The other advantage of that is that if you don't have a swivel screen you can see yourself on the computer and make sure you don't go out of shot etc...

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Postby Sexton Blake » Apr 27th, '06, 13:11

the_mog wrote:the easiest way is simply to use Windows movie maker..


Indeed. One point, though, is that many digital cameras record their movies in the utterly hateful Apple Quicktime format - .mov. You can't do a thing with these unless you buy the full version of Quicktime (not simply the free player). However! Some lovely, lovely people have provided a 'free'* convertor for this and much, much more. It's called RAD Video Tools, and is fantastic, and everyone should have it on their PC.
http://www.radgametools.com/bnkdown.htm

*Actually, you can make a donation, if you want to. I did: they thoroughly deserve it for saving me from stinking Quicktime files.

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