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  1. 13th Sep 2003 03:13 #1
    crudux-cruo
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    If a camcorder has a 270k CCD, I am assuming it is logical to capture at
    352x240 (VCD standards) and then eventually burn it as a VCD? Or can the image quality benefit from the 1500+ bit rate of a SVCD? I'm new to camcorders and I'm pretty disappointed in the image quality of the one I got. I thought Hi8 was supposed to be pretty good. And I know that Hi8 is 'supposed' to have resolution around 400+ lines. Again, VCD? SVCD?
    Or is the 270k CCD my limitation. Plus the cam I got has no Svideo out

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    New to it myself too....
    might want to read my other posts here
    at first I thought VCD was about the best I could get, but converting to DVD looked bad. I capped higher and the end result in my case looked better
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    I use the FixEverythingThat'sWrongWithThisVideo() filter. Works perfectly every time.
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