Which quality to pick "Capture wizard" burn to DVD, quality lookspoor.

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I have a canon zr800 minidv. I am using xp movie maker to capture
the video to computer an then would like to burn to dvd (on occasion
would like to edit first). My question is, when the Video capture
wizard pops up, I am not sure wich quality to select (dv-avi, high
quality ntsc, video for Lan 1.0 Mpbps, etc). I tested several of
the different options and the only formats I end up with is avi or wmv
format. The video colour and quality does not look that great.
Which format do I need, with the goal of eventually getting that video
burn on a dvd? Do I need a different software and is there a free
one that you can recommend? thanks.
 
lbbss said:
I have a canon zr800 minidv. I am using xp movie maker to capture
the video to computer an then would like to burn to dvd (on occasion
would like to edit first). My question is, when the Video capture
wizard pops up, I am not sure wich quality to select (dv-avi, high
quality ntsc, video for Lan 1.0 Mpbps, etc). I tested several of
the different options and the only formats I end up with is avi or wmv
format. The video colour and quality does not look that great.
Which format do I need, with the goal of eventually getting that video
burn on a dvd? Do I need a different software and is there a free
one that you can recommend? thanks.
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Importing DV-AVI via FireWire IEEE
1394 is the recommended method.

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I was told that 20min worth of video equals to about 4.7gb on dvd.
But the biggest file I get is about 330MB out of 20min of video wmv
format on my computer. Or do I then need to convert to a different
format once I burn to dvd? tx
 
lbbss said:
I was told that 20min worth of video equals to about 4.7gb on dvd.
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That reference is for DV-AVI.

Did you read my previous reply?
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But the biggest file I get is about 330MB out of 20min of video wmv
format on my computer. Or do I then need to convert to a different
format once I burn to dvd? tx
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The DVD Authoring software will
do the necessary converting .

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John Inzer
Digital Media MVP

Notice
This is not tech support
I am a volunteer

Solutions that work for
me may not work for you

Proceed at your own risk
 
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