I guess the question says it all? I don't want to lose quality,
but...........?

that's the right number for an hour's tape...

keep going... to wherever you are heading
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"RaoulDuke673" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I guess the question says it all? I don't want to lose quality,
> but...........?
>

14 GB for an hour? My DVD-R's are only 4.7 GB and they encompass 2-3
hours. Please explain?

Duke

the DV-AVI file doesn't go on a DVD.... your DVD software will transcode it
to an MPEG-2 file that will fit.
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"RaoulDuke673" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> 14 GB for an hour? My DVD-R's are only 4.7 GB and they encompass 2-3
> hours. Please explain?
>
> Duke
>

If you want to burn your photo to dvd, Photo DVD Slideshow is a good
choice.
Download and have a free trial.
http://www.photo-to-dvd.com/download.html