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Zoidberg
18-03-2004, 09:59
I've just got a digital camera today so I wouldn't mind sharing a few of the vids that I've taken on it...problem is that they're usually too big (more than 1 meg).
What's the best program to use for trimming the length (beginning and end), removing sound and such-like. I'm sure nobody is interesting in listening to my TV in the background as they watch the goals.
Zygalski
18-03-2004, 18:08
I don't need to worry about sound issues but for my recent vids I've been trimming and changing quality using RAD Video Tools which I got from
http://www.radgametools.com/bnkdown.htm
(top file - direct link is
http://www.radgametools.com/down/Bink/RADTools.exe)
Hope that helps.
Zoidberg
19-03-2004, 02:04
Thanks Zyg, I'll download them now and hopefully post some goals up later. The defender playing a one-two round his own keeper using the goalpost then thumping into the net is certainly worth watching ;)
Zoidberg
19-03-2004, 06:14
Zyg you couldn't explain the basics to me could you please...I tried to compess my video that's 1.6 meg but it ended up at 20 meg :eek:
Zygalski
19-03-2004, 06:46
Here's what I do:
1. Select the vid file.
2. Click on 'convert a file' (bottom left-ish).
3. In the right column, click on 'convert'.
4. Under 'Compressor', I use 'DivX codec 4.12' but I will soon experiment with others.
Edit:- Try using the XviD MPEG-4 Codec instead [one from the bottom of the list]
5. Click OK.
File will convert.
If the converted file is too big, repeat the earlier steps and after 4, go to the 'configure' box instead of OK.
6. Reduce the 'output video bitstream' and click OK.
Keep reducing this kilobit/second value till the file is the size you want.
Hope that helps.
Zoidberg
19-03-2004, 06:58
I'll have a go later, I managed to get it down using another program but I don't like it...plus it expires after so many goes. Cheers Zyg :)
camian97
01-04-2004, 20:18
use the one above the mpeg 4 ones thats the best one . i got a 2.7mb to 600kb
Zygalski
01-04-2004, 20:50
There are 6 MPEG-4 types.
Being a bit more specific would be useful.
camian97
01-04-2004, 23:26
VP31 compressor . i think thats the best one
spikeymaracca
05-04-2004, 18:46
is this better than RAD tools Zyg?
because now i know how to work it, its great!:D
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