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mwrublew · 03-27-03, 01:38 PM

I think I'm finally done tinkering with the output formats.

I could not get the DV encoded file (encoded by the Pinnacle Software into a FourCC Code of dvsd) into Virtual Dub. It apparently is not a Type I or II DV file.

I was able to output the file using the huffyuv codec which produced a mammoth file (450 Meg., for 30 sec. of video). Virtual Dub was able to process this file and the results on the Ax (after processing the raw file with the DivX codec) were just a tiny bit better than processing the file with DivX codec, using the 1-pass, high quality setting.

Bottomline. If you wish to move your home movies to the AX use the DivX codec to create the AVI file and then process that AVI file again through Virtual Dub using the DivX codec as described by Fibrizo's instructions.

Thanks again for everyone's help.

03-27-03, 01:38 PM	#9 (permalink)
mwrublew Aximsite Rookie DAP Freshman Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: Northville, Michigan Posts: 66 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	I think I'm finally done tinkering with the output formats. I could not get the DV encoded file (encoded by the Pinnacle Software into a FourCC Code of dvsd) into Virtual Dub. It apparently is not a Type I or II DV file. I was able to output the file using the huffyuv codec which produced a mammoth file (450 Meg., for 30 sec. of video). Virtual Dub was able to process this file and the results on the Ax (after processing the raw file with the DivX codec) were just a tiny bit better than processing the file with DivX codec, using the 1-pass, high quality setting. Bottomline. If you wish to move your home movies to the AX use the DivX codec to create the AVI file and then process that AVI file again through Virtual Dub using the DivX codec as described by Fibrizo's instructions. Thanks again for everyone's help.