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  1. 17th Jul 2006 19:10 #1
    chewie8008
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    I'm wanting to use TMPGenc to change my .mvi files into mpeg1-2(whatever) but TMPGenc doesn't accept .mvi. Which is apparently a Canon camera thing. Anyways, I heard to just use Virtualdub to change it over. But I have a few problems doing that. One, the video slows down at different points in the video. And also, when outputting to .avi it makes it an approx. 500+MB video for every 20 secs worth.

    Is there another way to do this? Another mpeg converter that will accept .mvi...
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    You could try this:

    http://photography-on-the.net/forum/showthread.php?t=22183

    I'm not sure what the quality would be like, though.

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    try use a compression in virtualdub like divx or xvid or wmv vcm. under video->compression.
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    To avoid the need to save the avi file to your harddrive, try Frameserving from Virtualdub to Tmpgenc.

    Good luck !

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