 | | | Re: video compression | Re: video compression 2005-04-26 - By staigermanus
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--- In Carrara@(protected), T.Hopkins7@(protected) wrote:
> Thanks for the info. I don't like how it compressed so far. I loss
image quality and the sound is muffled. I am going to alter scenes
anyway. My professor already has it and has graded it. I have Vegas
DVD production studio. I tried earlier this month downloading a trial
of Premiere, but when I went to use it I kept getting errors. I need
to add a hard drive and change my file system so I have more room so I
am not going to worry about it right now. Tina
>
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> Actually, if you're on windows xp and don't have much experience in
> video editing /caompression, use the windows movie maker. It has good
> presets for saving you video for web.
I wouldn't recommend VideoMaker, as far as I know it only saves to
Windows Media Movie format. If that's the format you want then that's
fine of course. But if you need a regular AVI or mpeg4 or realmedia
and other formats try some of these
VideoMach - from gromada.com
VirtualDub - from virtualdub.org (free)
Video Workshop - from video2x.com
Quicktime Pro - quicktime.apple.com
these are either free or very low cost tools for converting video.
Some of them also let you process the audio track separately. For
example you can use the audio track from one file with the video track
from another.
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