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xiath
Jul 2004

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TV Show Conversion

Im interested in learning how to make the tv files i record off my AIW Radeon 9800 pro into much smaller files, like the tv releases that are released. Because right now an hour show is like a 2 gig file, and there has to be some way to cut it down alot, but im not sure how. Thanks in advance

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Phantom
Jun 2005


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Well what's the format you captured it in?
MJPEG, MPEG2...... ?

I'd use GordianKnot for XviDs.

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Apr 2003

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virtualdub(mpeg2)
xvid codec
winlame
avimux
your bitrate calc of preference

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