Mark Savage
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Yes what you say makes sense.
In this particular instance I am transferring old VHS tapes to the computer where they will be stored in AVI format. So as you can imagine the quality is not that great to begin with.
I have downloaded full length movies from the internet that are around 2 hours long and the AVI file is around 700 MB. These files play acceptably on the TV. The picture isn’t blue ray quality, although the aspect looks fine. For my purpose this level of quality produced by a 2 hour movie stored in a 700 MB AVI file is more than sufficient.
What I would like to do is find a way to get my 2 hour videos stored in AVI files around this size (700 MB) so I could store them and then burn them to DVD in the future or just play them on my media player connected to my TV.
Do I need a seperate application other than vegas to compress these AVI files or can I do it in vegas? If I need a separate application could you recommend one please.
Thank You
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ok – thnx for your suggestions although I am still looking for an answer.
I understand your points of view, now can someone tell me how to compress an AVI file using vegas.
Thank You