post #1
22 June 2004, 19:49 UTC#1
I have had some trouble External image not preserved — inspect source: http://homegrownforums.com/forums/html/emoticons/headbang.gif I need to know if you can change to mpeg from AVI and if you can...how please?
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AVI to MPEG
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post #2
22 June 2004, 19:50 UTC#2
Um couldn't you just import it into an editor (adobe premiere, ulead, ect) and export it as mpeg??
post #3
22 June 2004, 19:51 UTC#3
The sound quality is statick though and really nosiy...do you think this would help it clear by any chance?
post #4
22 June 2004, 19:56 UTC#4
If the original file has noisy audio.....I don't know of anything you could really do to clear that up....maybe you should recapture the footage?
post #5
22 June 2004, 19:59 UTC#5
I messed up. I'll just have to do my 10 day work all over again!! grrrrr External image not preserved — inspect source: http://homegrownforums.com/forums/html/emoticons/headbang.gif External image not preserved — inspect source: http://homegrownforums.com/forums/html/emoticons/AR15firing.gif External image not preserved — inspect source: http://homegrownforums.com/forums/html/emoticons/2gunsfiring_v1.gif pooh.
post #6
22 June 2004, 20:02 UTC#6
QUOTE I'll just have to do my 10 day work all over again!!
That sucks man......what was it that you need to convert?
That sucks man......what was it that you need to convert?
post #7
22 June 2004, 21:47 UTC#7
Yeah dude, 10 days worth of work gone. That would suck.
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post #9
23 June 2004, 13:05 UTC#9
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post #10
23 June 2004, 15:54 UTC#10
If the sound is audible i'd say leave it. In future make sure you dnt erase tapes you may need.
post #11
23 June 2004, 19:35 UTC#11
Its to add on to a DVD and took ages for me. The sound isn't clear and isn't fit for a DVD so I suppose I don't mind that much in doing it agian because I know what goes where and when now. Infact All I have to edit is the audio, and keep the video itself. Sweet, beats nothing.