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chasgood · 04-18-05, 12:07 AM

You can set the file size and res all in fairuse. To figure the file size use 3 or 4 megabytes for each minute of video. How does 80Mb sound for the 20 minute shows. For the x50v choose in the 640 or 480 range of resolution. Not over 640x.
when I do a movie at 4 Mb per minute fairuse picks 480 resolution by default. The program doesnt know the file will be used on such a small screen. 640 looks pretty darn good.

Fruit
AVI is like jpg. Every time you do anything to it, it recompresses each frame again. It is a lossy compression. Each time more video info is thrown out and picture quality goes down. Why do 2 encodings when it can be done in one step? Fairuse limits the files to a maximum of 700Mb. There is no minimum file size in the program.

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chasgood Aximsite Rookie Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Oklahoma Posts: 38 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	You can set the file size and res all in fairuse. To figure the file size use 3 or 4 megabytes for each minute of video. How does 80Mb sound for the 20 minute shows. For the x50v choose in the 640 or 480 range of resolution. Not over 640x. when I do a movie at 4 Mb per minute fairuse picks 480 resolution by default. The program doesnt know the file will be used on such a small screen. 640 looks pretty darn good. Fruit AVI is like jpg. Every time you do anything to it, it recompresses each frame again. It is a lossy compression. Each time more video info is thrown out and picture quality goes down. Why do 2 encodings when it can be done in one step? Fairuse limits the files to a maximum of 700Mb. There is no minimum file size in the program. __________________ x50v and 1 extra 1,100 battery Rino-skin aluminum case 1 gig Lexar SD card (programs and data) 2.2 gig Magicstor CF drive (multimedia files) 512 mb Sandisk CF card (looking for a use)