I've been into video a lot lately and personally, AVI is my favorite.
Well... Actually, DivX. The compression is excellent. I have a CD with
Braveheart on it. It's excellent quality even on a monitor, but when viewed
through a TV card onto a TV, I don't even notice a difference from my
couch. If you go right up to the TV then you can see the pixels, but who
really watches movies from a foot or two away?
I think we all know how long of a movie Braveheart is and it fits onto a 700
MB CD!!! (overburned of course)
I'm probably not answering your question, I'm just saying instead of MPEG 1
or 2, I'd go with MPEG 4 (DivX is MPEG 4 I think, which has a .divx or .avi
extension)
On Sunday, April 28, 2002 11:49 pm, George Toft wrote:
|Let's say my stack of videotapes is growing - not to mention a CD-R is
| $0.15 each and a video tape $2.00. I want to record a TV show onto CD
| instead of video tape. I have the Hauppage WinTV card.
|
|I've tried Broadcast2000, with works OK, except that 30 seconds of video
|takes up 200MB and there is no audio playback. It's also an AVI file,
|not an MPEG.
|
|What does it take to record video and audio and store it in an MPEG that
|xtheater understands? I'm a total digital video newbie and need a gentle
|shove in the right direction.
|
|Thanks in advance.
|
|George
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