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i got a mpeg file about 800 mb acptured with my c. card from my video camera but i wanted to improve the quality to a dvd format, i read some tutorial and i tried improving it with tmpgenc fallowing the tutorial, at the end i got a 3.5 gb mpeg file, then i used Ulead Movie Fact. inr order to make a dvd to be playable in my dvd, so i did, but when i played it in my dvd player the video quality was the same as it was at the biginning with 800 mb. is it possible to improve the quality or not?
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The only way I know of to improve a video is improve the capture. Instead of capturin in MPEG, you may want to try to capture in DivX. But the best way ids to capture in DV, in my opinion, then convert it directly into DVD.
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, well, inside me i bulieved this was the answer but i hoped there would be another way, the problem is that my pc is 933 mhz and in order to do that i should have pIV 1.5Ghz to 2Ghz.
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Bull.
I had a 1.0 Ghz AMD Athlon and captured just fine into the DV-AVI format at 720x480 rez.
Now you have to be kind of intelligent about it, I wouldn't suggest trying to copy a 1.5 hour movie straight into one file. But if you slice the movie up and capture the movie in sections it works just fine. You just have to go back and put the movie back together again. And you may not have to do that, I didn't have to with my 1.0 Ghz.
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