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Winny
Hello all,
I'm getting close to finishing my first video. It's about an hour
long. At present it's split into 4 smaller projects and I'm saving
them to movie format individually, with a view to then combing them
before burning to dvd. They save ok in about 40 minutes each.
When viewing a saved movie on my pc, how come the supposedly lower
quality default option looks much better than when I save as dv-avi?
The latter has much larger file size and bit rate, yet doesn't look as
good.
I am comparing them when both played full screen. Is this the problem?
If played on a smaller window the dv-avi looks good.
Regardless of how it looks on my pc, will the dv-avi give the best
quality for my dvd, or is there a problem somewhere?
Thanks for any help!
--Winny
I'm getting close to finishing my first video. It's about an hour
long. At present it's split into 4 smaller projects and I'm saving
them to movie format individually, with a view to then combing them
before burning to dvd. They save ok in about 40 minutes each.
When viewing a saved movie on my pc, how come the supposedly lower
quality default option looks much better than when I save as dv-avi?
The latter has much larger file size and bit rate, yet doesn't look as
good.
I am comparing them when both played full screen. Is this the problem?
If played on a smaller window the dv-avi looks good.
Regardless of how it looks on my pc, will the dv-avi give the best
quality for my dvd, or is there a problem somewhere?
Thanks for any help!
--Winny