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  • Samy4moview

    February 6, 2007 at 6:02 pm in reply to: Vegas capturing Avi file size

    Thanks Jeditdv,
    So, what you’re saying, don’t use Vegas for capturing?
    I also tried Ulead 7, but it’s droping frames so looks choppy.
    How about Adobe Premiere capturing tool, I couldn’t find the connection for a VCR input.
    Canopus is this another software? that I need?
    And yes I think am using uncompressed AVI file, if I use compressed it doesn’t look good.
    Any thougths about Lagarith video codec?
    Thanks for your comments I will try to dig more in those things.
    Samy4moview

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  • Samy4moview

    February 2, 2007 at 3:54 pm in reply to: Sony DVD Architect 4.0

    Yes Terje,
    You are right, but when you are working with videos, movies, VCDs, and we extract it from it, the chances are is a video file no matter the extension as long as you verify all your files from the extraction. In this case VCDs and captured files you can name them any name you want if it doesn’t interfere with assigned extension applications. Just to say that in my case was a true video with a DAT extension. And Yes, NOT always is a rule a thumb. Thanks

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  • Samy4moview

    February 1, 2007 at 7:07 pm in reply to: Sony DVD Architect 4.0

    Thank you for the fast interest in solving problems.
    I found the solution, uninstalling and reinstalling it, solved the issue.
    BTW, files *.DAT they are readable and work fine with either vegas 7 and DVD Arch 4, they are in fact videos (you can change the extension with no problem because the video encoder is similar)
    It was a matter of 3 to 4 reinstallations, I turned off a couple thing that use the avi resources.
    Everything is working fine now.
    Well until the next issue.
    Thanks again !
    Samy

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