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Frage von king_porno:


Hello!

I have recently introduced a Canon DC95 camcorder which saves videos to DVD. Now I have tried a VOB file to convert to WMV using Windows Media Encoder works but not really.
The Windows Media Encoder to convert only the first 20 seconds of the
Videos and closes the session so that almost 90% of the videos are not decoded. Have a few copies of the videos on different DVD's burned, but always s.derselben body breaks down film from the decoder. The reason being? The entire video file is about 290MB in size.

Thank you very much
Michael



Antwort von Markus:

Hi Michael,

the hochkomprimierten and interwoven contents of a VOB container file further or want to compress is not so favorable.

If you take the contents of the VOB file first extrahierst and unbundling (demuxt), works much better. Possibly. synonymous affects a transformation in DV-AVI positively to the continuing work of the WME.



Antwort von Eva Maier:

@ Markus
Heard s.Rande only here but I have problems with the VOBs of Panasonic (VTS_01) hjasz you have found something synonymous.
Solution, I know - I would like just to inform.

/ E. Maier

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Antwort von Markus:

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Antwort von king_porno:

Hi Mark:)

Thank you for your help. By demux I will try.
I'm absolute beginners in the field and there are
Just too many camcorder models. Do you think the SonyHC 94
Cam, makes better images than the Canon DC95 or DC100?
If I download a video of a mini DV uploading to the PC, which
Format can I then be displayed? Is it DV-AVI?
Can I use this file directly into Windows Movie Maker for example import?
I just want to slight changes s.den make videos.

Thank you and many greetings

Michael



Antwort von Markus:

"Michael" wrote: Do you think the SonyHC 94 Cam, makes better images than the Canon DC95 or DC100?
Honestly, I have no idea. This camcorder class is not my specialty.

"Michael" wrote: If I download a video of a mini DV uploading to the PC, what format do I have to appear? Is it DV-AVI?
Showing you the AVI file extension. It is DV-AVI, if the video file to DV - standard, synonymous if the file extension is not extra displays.

"Michael" wrote: Can I use this file directly into Windows Movie Maker for example import?
Yes, without problems.



Antwort von Klausi2000:

I would be interested in whether the DVD camcorder described synonymous without equal to be converted to a normal DVD player is playing. Or, what format should it support?



Antwort von Markus:

"Anonymous" wrote: I would be interested in whether the DVD camcorder described synonymous without equal to be converted to a normal DVD player is playing.
If the disc is finalized or / and in a DVD recorder is playing, it should work. Of course, exceptions prove the rule.

There are two DVD camcorders shooting, one of which very often causes a problem. What it is, I have not noticed yet ...