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  1. 1st Jan 2005 14:58 #1
    samifox
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    Hi

    I have windows xp and MovieMaker 2 but when I try to load the mpeg file it crashes. How can I convert mpeg2 file to DV AVI using the Microsoft DV AVI codec? (Microsoft DV AVI is not presented in the codec list of virtualdub).

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  2. 1st Jan 2005 15:05 #2
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    Install the Panasonic DV Codec and that will work in Virtualdub
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    i did it already but i liike to use the MS one.
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    the MS DV codec is the worse DV codec on the planet
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    which is the best one?
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    Originally Posted by kupton
    Install the Panasonic DV Codec and that will work in Virtualdub
    I don't know if it's the best, but it's pretty damn good.
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    in Adobe forum thay said tht MS is better.i would like to know why thay think that way...
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    Originally Posted by samifox
    in Adobe forum thay said tht MS is better.i would like to know why thay think that way...
    Ask them ?
    If in doubt, Google it.
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    Originally Posted by samifox
    in Adobe forum thay said tht MS is better.i would like to know why thay think that way...
    There is a slight variation in the way the DV looks, depending on what codec you use and different people have different opinions on which look they like. The Panasonic codec is used by many and its free. Try it and see what you think.
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    Originally Posted by jimmalenko
    Originally Posted by samifox
    in Adobe forum thay said tht MS is better.i would like to know why thay think that way...
    Ask them ?

    weird that they would say that as in thier own lit. they switched from using it (premiere 5) to a proper one ...

    anyway - if you search around you will find several very good DV codec comparisons and the MS one is always rated the worse ...
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