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  1. 12th Oct 2004 20:12 #1
    Wile_E
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    I'm trying out WinDV to capture tapes from my ADVC-300. It keeps splitting the file up. Is there no option to create one huge AVI file? I have WinXP, and NTFS partition, so no 4GB limit here.
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    Hi Wile_E,

    Sorry - can't help on that one, but if it turns out it doesn't then maybe DVIO, AVI_IO or Scenalyzer Live will do the job...

    I'm not sure, but VitrualDub may also do the trick - I'm not sure if it captures DV (which I believe your ADVC inputs to the PC).
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    Oops...Just checked the WinDV settings. It has option to set AVI size up to 1000000 frames. That should be good for at least 8-9 hours recording, I think.
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