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    What authoring software would you use and how would you do it? I have the Nero burning rom suite but no Nero Vision Express. I'm an avid golfer and want to capture some on DVD. I understand I'm going from 1080i to 480i and that I can't preserve the quality. Is there any freeware?
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  2. Hi-

    I'm having trouble understanding just exactly what you want to do. If you're making compliant DVDs for playback in standard DVD players, then it has to be resized to 720x480/576 and reencoded anyway, and any authoring program will accept the result.

    If you're keeping it Hi-Def, then if it's AVI, WMV, MPEG-2, or TS, the DVD/MPEG-4 players with the new Sigma Designs chipset can play them:

    https://www.videohelp.com/dvdplayers?chipset=Sigma%20EM8620L

    Maybe I'm misunderstanding, though.
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  3. AviSynth can help. Here is my script:

    Code:
    # HDTV .ts conversion (1920x1080i)
    #
    # First load the .ts file into dgIndex and save project.
    # This will give you a .d2v file and an .ac3 file.
    # Then load the .d2v file using the below script.
    # Remember any cuts you make in the video will de-synch
    # the audio.
    
    loadplugin("C:\Program Files\AviSynth 2.5\plugins\MPEGDecoder.dll")
    
    vNTSC=MPEG2source("c:\video\work\bonjovi.d2v").cropbottom(8)
    
    
    #return v #full HD resolution
    return v720x480i(vNTSC)
    #return v720x480p30(vNTSC)
    
    # Converts 1920x1080i to 720x480i anamorphic
    function v720x480i(v)
    {
    	# deinterlace the video
    	v=bob(v) #Separate fields and interpolate them to full height
    
    	# resize and reinterlace
    	v=v.BilinearResize(720,480)
    	#v=v.SeparateFields.SelectEvery(4,0,3) #even field first (BFF)
    	v=v.SeparateFields.SelectEvery(4,1,2) #odd field first (TFF)
    
    	v=converttoyuy2(v) #corrects YV12 artifacts
    	v=weave(v) #re-interlace
    
    	return(v)
    }
    
    # Converts 1920x1080i to 720x480p at 30 fps
    function v720x480p30(v)
    {
    	v=bob(v)
    	v=AssumeFrameBased(v)
    
    	v=v.BilinearResize(720,480)
    	v=SelectEven(v)
    
    	return(v)
    }
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