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    Please help me =S I've recorded an AVI file and want to edit it in Pinnacle Studio but when I preview, play or click on it the video is displayed as either lots of coloured vertical lines or lots of dots and coloured speckles. I recorded simple AVI with Hypercam at 29FPS. Does Pinnacle only support MPEG if so how can I convert AVI to MPEG?

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    Can you give more specifics on the file properties? Better yet post the results from GSpot.

    Also, try playing it in Windows Movie Maker. That may work.
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    I don't use Hypercam -- ever -- but from what I gather, it is an AVI type that is not compatible with most video editing software. As edDV suggested, analyze the AVI with GSpot. Pinnacle Studio -- if you can get it to work -- would likely best be suited for DV-AVI.
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    Originally Posted by filmboss80
    I don't use Hypercam -- ever -- but from what I gather, it is an AVI type that is not compatible with most video editing software. As edDV suggested, analyze the AVI with GSpot. Pinnacle Studio -- if you can get it to work -- would likely best be suited for DV-AVI.
    Hey Used GSpot and it says:
    OpenDML (AVI v2.0)
    Codec: CRAM

    If you need more info please tell me.
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  5. Install ffdshow, enable MS Video-1 in the configuration from "disabled" to "libavcodec"

    I'm not sure if Pinnacle is vfw based or directshow based, so I would do it in both the vfw configuration (gold colored icon), and the normal configuration (red colored icon)



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    You need to change the capture settings of the capture program. CRAM is the worst compression you can use.

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