Choirguy

One of the nice things about FairUse is that if you want to tinker, you can.

Some of us don't have the time or patience to tinker so much. I'm glad that you do...perhaps you'll find a better combination with FairUse than any of us have thus far.

pedagogue

My audio and video was out of sync when I tried to burn a dvd to test it out. Is this common?

I haven't had much time to look at it, I was just wondering if this is soemthing that I'd need to fix regularly.

FlyACL

What program were you testing out? and I assume by "burn" you are trying to encode a movie for your axim or is this a totally different topic?

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I have a 512mb sd card. How small can I make the file in fairuse and still have a decent picture? I guess I can only get 1 movie on this 512mb sd card?

Originally Posted by FlyACL

My vote is still for FairUse. Simple, one step, and never had one problem using it. Just my 2 cents....

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FlyACL

It depends on several different factors. How long the movie is, what type of movie (darker ones take less space to encode), and most of all what you consider a "decent picture". Like I said before a good rule of thumb is 100MB per 30 min of video. This puts a 1:30 movie at 300MB. Another tip is to change the sound to 96Kb/s. You won't notice a difference and it leaves more space for movie(picture) encodeing.

I have done some at 250 just to fit it on a card before and found the results to be just fine. Your best bet is to do a few at different settings and see what is good for you. If you can find a 3-4 min trailer on a dvd and encode it at several different settings to get an idea. But 512 is big enough for 1-2 movies anyway. Good Luck~

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