ok i figured out this stuff it is compressing fine BUT, well... its coming out to about 15GB >.<moonie211 wrote:You can convert the avi files using virtual dub.
you will need a codec like Huffy to edit with
help with vegas 6
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I recommend you Read <a href=http://www.a-m-v.org/guides/avtech31/>ErMaC & AbsoluteDestiny's Friendly AMV Guides</a>, since you seem to be relatively new to making AMVs. It's a big help. A bit long, but very useful.
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find the scenes you want and use these keys to mark the beginning and the end of the clips you want to make...
also use Lagarith, it will make the video size smaller, AND remove sound by going to stream --> stream list ---> disable stream
I'm a Vegas user... 99.9% of the time Vegas will like Lagarith more than huffy anyways...
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also use Lagarith, it will make the video size smaller, AND remove sound by going to stream --> stream list ---> disable stream
I'm a Vegas user... 99.9% of the time Vegas will like Lagarith more than huffy anyways...
if none of this made sense read this
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Umm.....this is just as bad as editing with DivX/XviD files, if not worse. I do not suggest that format at all. I used MS MPEG V2 in my early days of AMVing and the quality it gives is absolutely horrible.moonie211 wrote:MS MPEG V2 (fddshow vershion) works good in editing programs. Its not lossless though but if set right can give good quality
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