Steve
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Check out MP3 Gain
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Would there be a point to rendering to avi? If not then do not.
Each time you render to a different format or bitrate you degrade the resulting video.
For Mpeg2 keep the bitrate higher for best results. On a single layer DVD R you can get about 2 hours of video with AC-3 or Mpeg audio using an average bitrate around 4k. Use 7.5k to 8k for 1 hour of video. -
Most DV codecs are WDM and VFW. Therefore you need to install a VFW DV codec.
I believe that you need the Pasasonic VFW DV codec.
Check here for instructions.
https://www.videohelp.com/tools?tool=193#comments
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https://users.tpg.com.au/mtam/install_panvfwdv.htm -
It’s been a while but I believe that if you right click on the video clip in the timeline and select speed you can set the speed you want. To slow down by half set it to 50. For reverse playback set it to -100.
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Video played at 15 fps will look jerky if it’s interlaced so if you want to slow down the footage so it looks smooth try duplicating each frame and then play back at 30 fps.
If you have rendered the video in Mpeg2 for DVD use try adjusting the rendering to be bottom field first. -
Is drive G in NTFS format? FAT32 has a 4gb size limit for any file.
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Is the avi file DV footage? Premiere 6.5 works best with DV.
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Your a wildman!!!!!
Never tried the multipule drive burn.
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I meant animated lower thirds and other transparent overlays.
I’ll have to do some digging around on jetdv.com.Thanks to all.
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What sound editing software are you using? Most apps will have a click/pop filter and a hiss filter that should do what your looking for.
Did the VHS tape use the Hi-Fi or the linear audio track?