Movieshaker and mpeg

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Mitso

I use Movieshaker v.3.1 to capture microMV video from my sony cam to
my computer. I do this by batch capture, however it is saved in mmv,
MovieShakers format. In order to convert this to an mpeg file, (so I
can make a DVD), i have to take each capture, one at a time and often
can be as many as 20-40 seperate files, and convert them into mpeg.

Does anyone know of a way to batch convert from MMV -> mpeg, or to
create a DVD directly from Movieshaker MMV format? This would greatly
help my ability to create home video DVD's.

Thanks for your time,

Michael Stavropoulos
(e-mail address removed)
 
I use Movieshaker v.3.1 to capture microMV video from my sony cam to
my computer. I do this by batch capture, however it is saved in mmv,
MovieShakers format. In order to convert this to an mpeg file, (so I
can make a DVD), i have to take each capture, one at a time and often
can be as many as 20-40 seperate files, and convert them into mpeg.

Does anyone know of a way to batch convert from MMV -> mpeg, or to
create a DVD directly from Movieshaker MMV format? This would greatly
help my ability to create home video DVD's.
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I have colected some information in my preliminary MicroMV page (see
signature). Maybe you want to try this out.
Pinacle Studio 8 might also be worth looking at, sometimes you can get
very cheap OEM versions. Reportedly a but buggy, but you can get
updates from Pinnacle (http://webboard.pinnaclesys.com).
Cheers


http://www.codecpage.com
 
Mitso said:
I use Movieshaker v.3.1 to capture microMV video from my sony cam to
my computer. I do this by batch capture, however it is saved in mmv,
MovieShakers format. In order to convert this to an mpeg file, (so I
can make a DVD), i have to take each capture, one at a time and often
can be as many as 20-40 seperate files, and convert them into mpeg.

Does anyone know of a way to batch convert from MMV -> mpeg, or to
create a DVD directly from Movieshaker MMV format? This would greatly
help my ability to create home video DVD's.

Thanks for your time,

Michael Stavropoulos
(e-mail address removed)
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Hello Michael,
there are no problems to convert, but you must use the pc, where movieshaker
is installed, so you have the codec.
Batch converting of multiple files is a fine job for TMPGenc, better and
faster is MainConcept MPEG Encoder. For making DVD you must a authoring
program. If you need more information, write a Email.
Johannes
 
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