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  1. 17th Jul 2001 02:31 #1
    PLimots
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    I have tried to capture Divx using VirtualDub following the guide on these pages but it seems that the files is gonna take up a lot filesize (about three cd's or so for a movie) - so my question is, what are the correct settings in order to keep a 90-110 min. movie = 700mb or below?

    Thanks - apreciated!
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  2. 30th Jul 2001 13:14 #2
    Akito Tenkawa
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    Try no higher than 1100 if size is 352x240.
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  3. 30th Jul 2001 22:14 #3
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    Did you follow the step of converting the audio after you did the capture?

    If you are capturing CD quality audio and don't compress it using MP3 or some other audio compression it will take 1.5 CDs just to hold the audio.
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  4. 30th Jul 2001 22:58 #4
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    Yes, I guess I've solved the problem now and I just encoded a movie with an almost exellent result. I used the new codec4 beta and remembered to encode the sound into mp3.
    Thanks a lot for your help!
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