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  1. 8th Dec 2004 02:11 #1
    doc_brown
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    Hi. I have found guides on how to crop an avi file using v-dub. This works fine, but is it possible to keep the my avi file in DV format. The avi file using 'no compression' in v-dub makes the file HUGE.
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    If you are going to encode this as mpg2 for dvd then just frameserve it.
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    When you saved in DV "format", you must have specified a codec to use. In virtualdub, specify this codec instead of "no compression". Job's right
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    It was origonally saved in DV format when I captured it into premier. I see the codec now. thanks.
    If I re-save this file (cropped) using the dv codec, will this make the video file lower quality or will the quality remain the same?
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