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  1. 30th Mar 2003 22:14 #1
    andreas_nordman
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    Hi,

    How to convert a divx file to a DV-file?
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    Open it thru VitrualDub and save as an uncompressed AVI. WATCH OUT FOR BIG ASS FILE SIZES THOUGH!
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    nope, wrong. install a DV Codec, like the Mainconcept one (or if you have XP, i believe it comes with one) open your Divx in Virtual dub, select video, compression then select the DV codec you installed. this will end up about 8 times smaller than an uncompressed file, at 3.5 megabytes a second, or 13 gigs an hour.
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    But how to convert a divx to DV
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    ok, i'll try again

    install a DV Codec, like the Mainconcept one (or if you have XP, i believe it comes with one) open your Divx in Virtual dub, select video, compression then select the DV codec you installed. now click "file - Save AVI" and choose an output location. THIS IS A DV FILE. this will end up about 8 times smaller than an uncompressed file, at 3.5 megabytes a second, or 13 gigs an hour.
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