Ray Nyugen
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It worked!
Thank you Angelo!
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Hhhmmm, I guess, 9,38GB is the smallest size I can get but I have no idea how the quality is. I will try to render it tonight.
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You mean these settings?
So I can conclude it is not possible to comprimise the 114GB of avi files to 1 DVD, 4,7 GB? So have to use Dual layer DVDs or couple more DVDs? -
Sorry for the late reply, have been busy with school.
Experiment:
47:13min video, AVI, 9,83GB -> Added to timeline and ‘automatic’transcode setting -> 47:13min video, H264, build: 2,89GB/4,7GB.
It kind of worked but it is still to big, it looks like I need 4-5 more discs?
I tried another transcode settings:
Outcome is 1,53GB/4,7GB. But I have no idea if these transcode settings give good, decent quality. -
Thank you for your reply Mr.Jones
The avi files were transfered from an old video camera.
Actually, I want to have the all the recordings in one DVD … (9 hours)
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I have the same problem with Adobe Premier Pro when I try to export/render it out…
I guess my PC cant handle it ?_? (even the req are O.K)
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Thank you for your reply.
I have tried to render (export to mp4 OR PSD sequence) it 11 times. Its also first time in 2 years that my PC shutdown… I never had shutdown problems.. till now.. C4D… rendering…
