Frage von internetnihat:
Hello I have the editing program Magix Video Deluxe 2006/2007.
I would now like to of. Avi format to a DVD burn.
What is it that before and how do I do when the cd of exceeds 4.7 GB?
Unfortunately, I have the bedinungsanleitung not synonymous.
MFG
Antwort von Pianist:
Hello I have the editing program Magix Video Deluxe 2006/2007.
I would now like to of. Avi format to a DVD burn.
What is it that before and how do I do when the cd of exceeds 4.7 GB? To help you get answers, you should still tell you whether the original file on a data DVD, or whether you have a Mpeg-2-encoded file and a video DVD burn out.
Matthias
Antwort von robbie:
And many of your questions are certainly synonymous answered here. In particular, section d) is almost exactly your question tailored ...
http://www.slashcam.de/artikel/Einfuehrungen/Digitales- Video for Beginners --- Part-3 - Completion Export.html --- # T3
Antwort von skymann1:
Hello,
I still can not understand (okay, it's apparently nothing else) that I use the data in my DV -tapes/hard drive must compress, so quality will deteriorate, so I can burn to DVD ...?
This can really not in the spirit of the inventor and his now please tell None you can see the difference is not original s.Television DV tape or DVD of them burned with Mpeg 2, which until now everyone has noticed that for me has mitgeschaut!
But if it no other way (sigh!) Werd so I probably have to live, unfortunately.
Gruß Peter
Antwort von Markus73:
Hello,
I still can not understand (okay, it's apparently nothing else) that I use the data in my DV -tapes/hard drive must compress, so quality will deteriorate, so I can burn to DVD ...? For a video-DVD, there are standards that must be followed. This includes usdas MPEG2 format. There are good reasons, such as the fact that as a DV-AVI only about 20 minutes to fit a simple DVD.
On a data DVD on the other hand, you can burn what you want.
This can really not in the spirit of the inventor and his now please tell None you can see the difference is not original s.Television DV tape or DVD of them burned with Mpeg 2, which until now everyone has noticed that for me has mitgeschaut! Then do you use either a bad encoder or a bad / incorrect settings (or both). If it's done well is because we see no difference. Or do you have to purchase poor quality DVDs ever noticed? They use the same technique. The same applies to the JPEG format for photos, here is synonymous compressed JPG still leads to excellent results.
It is quite absurd, for quality reasons, the DV-AVI file to use, because, first, is by far better than required for viewing and also probably something no external player may already own because of the extreme data rate.
Gruß,
Markus
