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David
Hello
I have the software Windows Movie Maker on my Packard Bell PC. It seems there is
no information on how to make good DVDs by recording from a DV camera.
What quality should I chose to get the best quality in order to burn a
DVD.
The original comes from a video 8 tape that I've digitalized via a
Canon camera with digital-analogue converter.
Which quality should I use to get the best possible DVD from this?
Is there no alternative between "DV-AVI" and "Good video quality"?
I would like to fit at least two hours on each DVD.
Is'nt this possible with Windows Movie Maker? Do I need another software?
Regards
David
I have the software Windows Movie Maker on my Packard Bell PC. It seems there is
no information on how to make good DVDs by recording from a DV camera.
What quality should I chose to get the best quality in order to burn a
DVD.
The original comes from a video 8 tape that I've digitalized via a
Canon camera with digital-analogue converter.
Which quality should I use to get the best possible DVD from this?
Is there no alternative between "DV-AVI" and "Good video quality"?
I would like to fit at least two hours on each DVD.
Is'nt this possible with Windows Movie Maker? Do I need another software?
Regards
David