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Try adding keyframed blue also, the cooler the image the more like night it gets.
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Do a search for WMV to DV, you can also look at the https://www.VideoHelp.com web site, be aware you are going from a end product that has alot of compression, you may pickup undesirable artifacts.
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The problem is you may have a older Athlon that maynot have the SSE instruction set, Ppro will not run with them, you have to have a AMD XP with SSE enabled, There is a utility called WCPUID, https://hp.vector.co.jp/authors/VA002374/src/download.html This utility will tell you if the older athlon is sse capable, if so you can use the utility to enable it if the Motherboard will allow it.
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I’m running the bundle on a XP3000+, 1gig ram with no problems, just the differences Tim mentioned, The chipset is a SIS which seems to have few problems compared a VIA chipset.
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Author a 16:9 DVD, most players will detect a WSTV or letterbox for 4:3 in the player
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If you view it on a widescreen monitor it will not be stretched, just burn your widescreen project to a DVD, most players will letterbox a widescreen DVD playing on a 4:3 monitor.
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An AVI file is just one that contains both audio and video, it can be in different formats such as Quicktime, various types of MPEG, indeo, etc. Premiere is basically a DV AVI editor, it doesn’t work with mpeg very well, you didn’t describe how you extracted the file from the DVD and what software you used.
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What type of .AVI file is it, there are numerous types.
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Is your camcorder and external drive connected to the same firewire port?
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Another conversion program thats not to expensive is ProCoder Express from Canopus ($60)
https://www.canopus.us/US/products/procoder_express/pm_procoder_express.asp