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I have captured a tape from my camera to the computer and I ended up with 17GB for one tape. Now I want to transform this 17GB into 4.7,the capacity of a DVD. How can I do that? What software should I use.
Thank you in advance
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I use TMPGnc, there are others. Have a look in "tools' on the left side of the page.
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Hi alintatoc,
I, too, use TMPGEnc Plus. Other encoders to MPG2 (that's the file format you need to end up with) that are highly regarded are (in no particular order):
MainConcept MPEG Encoder
Cinemacraft Encoder
Canopus Procoder
People tend to go for TMPGEnc because it's cheaper and produces excellent results. The downside is that it's slower than the others. I leave mine running overnight.
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Thank you very very much guys! I will try one of those and I will see the best result.
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Just to make one thing clear, the capacity of a DVD is 4.37 GB.Originally Posted by alintatoc
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I've tried to convert the 17GB movie with DIVXtoDVD and it converted only a part of the movie, not the whole movie.
Does anybody know why? -
Probably because DivxToDVD is not designed to handle DV files (as its name say)
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[quote="cd090580"]Probably because DivxToDVD is not designed to handle DV files (as its name say)[/quote
I have captured the movie from my camcorder and I has 17Gb and I want to make it smaller,the size of a DVD. Which software can do that.
The movie is DV and I want to make it smaller. -
Use TmpgEnc to encode your dv to DVD
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