Effects - Film Format?

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I was wondering, is it possible to make my clips/movie look like film format?
Even if it's just slightly. I'm making a music video for one of my songs and
I really don't want the quality of the video to look amaturish. So if it's
possible to make it look even a bit more like film format then that'd be
great.

Also, talking of formats, how would one save one's movie as MPEG or AVI?

Thank you so much in advance! =)


Aaron
 
iceboy said:
Also, talking of formats, how would one save one's movie
as MPEG or AVI?
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To save as a .wmv movie file...
Type...Ctrl+P to open the Save Movie Wizard /
Choose...My Computer /
Next /
Enter a Name and a Save Location /
Next / Next.
Wait while the movie is saved /
Finish...

To save as an .avi movie file...
Type...Ctrl+P to open the Save Movie Wizard /
Choose...My Computer /
Next /
Enter a Name and a Save Location /
Next /
Show More Choices /
Other Settings /
Open the drop window and choose...DV-AVI /
Next /
Wait while the movie is saved /
Finish...


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Hey John,

Why does some of my CD moves in Video format and others in Super Video
Format, work on newer DVD desktop sets but on older models, the Super Video
Format will not play ?

Also the play on some PC's but not others. I thought all PC's would play
any format ?

Thanks.
 
Also the play on some PC's but not others. I thought all PC's would play
any format ?
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It's not down to the PC, it's down to what software the PC has as to what it
can play/read. The software is kinda like a translator for the PC. So it
depends what software the PC's have to read DVD's etc.

Does this answer your question?
 
CC XP Novice said:
Hey John,

Why does some of my CD moves in Video format and others in Super Video
Format, work on newer DVD desktop sets but on older models, the Super
Video Format will not play ?

Also the play on some PC's but not others. I thought all PC's would play
any format ?

Thanks.
Click to expand...

It is purely a compatibility issue and how manufacturers configure their
set-top players, SVCD is a hi-density medium and the menu structure
is termed as "variable", some OEM's omit it just so as to avoid the negative
feedback. (Too complex to detail here).

"I thought all PC's would play any format" -
A PC is just a chunk of Hardware. The all important factors are:
The Operating system - Windows 98/ME/2000/XP etc (Or Linux?)
The Media Player(s)
The codec's
The File format

Your posting ID is "CC XP Novice".
I'll assume you have a PC with XP preinstalled?
If so, for a PC to be XP compliant and an OEM machine,
It is unheard of these days for such a PC not to be
supplied with a DVD burner?
My advice, as there is now no diff in price between
blank CD and DVD media, stick with DVD....
 
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