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    Hi ,
    a few days ago I captured some of my video camera tapes into my PC using the firewire . Now I have them on my PC with the perfect quality , and now I want to author them to a dvd using TMPGEnc DVD Author 3 with DivX Authoring .
    My question is , which quality and settings shall I put to have the perfect quality on the DVD , so I'll have the best quality , with nothing losing .

    thanks alot ,
    good bye .
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    I've only used TDA3 a few times and just for divx encoded files from the internet. I always choose 2-pass VBR for the video and dolby digital for the audio. With videos from a camcorder, you may be dealing with interlaced video so you may want to look for an option to deinterlace. Someone else may have better details than me though..........
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    thanks , I'll see what I can do with that
    and 'am waiting for more answers
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  4. Member mats.hogberg's Avatar
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    Are you planning a regular Video DVD, or a DivX disk?
    No matter, some quality loss is inevitable.

    /Mats
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    Hi , I wanna make a regular Video DVD ( 4.7 gb ) .
    and I want the way to make the best possible quality . Because I'm backing up my tapes on DVDs , so in the future they will be compatible with the future's new technology , and tapes won't be used then .
    So I want the way to make the best possible quality .

    thanks.
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    The best way to archive is to keep the DV AVI files (probably on an external HDD). 2nd best would be to do as you plan - No more than 1 hour/ DVD. What encoder to use is debatable, but give TDA3 a try. You can use max allowed DVD bitrate, so VBR is no advantage.

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