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Posted by Gene on 02/16/07 04:00
If NV4 = NeroVision 4, then yes - that is what I'm using.
Or rather, trying to use.
LOL - I can't even find the place where you set "Smart Encode",
folks tell me you can set said option to prevent re-encoding - but
I can't even find a place to set it. There is an option button that
does NOTHING when I push it.
I simply shelved NeroVision 4 for now, and am concentrating
on making Roxio 9 work as advertised. I'm actually having
a little luck here. Not nearly as buggy as Nero 7 stuff , but
somewhat slow. Have not really gotten to Sony 7 yet. LOL - if I can't
find a way around having to render in DVD Architect 4.0 - I may not
live long enough to see it complete ... ran 10 hours & I shut it down.
Gene
"MonkeyBlair70" <monkeyblair70@netscape.net> wrote in message
news:-oudnS33s_1xuUjYnZ2dnUVZ_oOonZ2d@comcast.com...
> I'm not sure this answers your question which I believe is how to compress
> the information by slightly lowering the quality? I was frustrated by the
> small amount of data on the DVDs so I got a double layered DVD which works
> well with my new double layered recorder. Well over 120 minutes of video
> with no loss of quality.
> What I would like to know is have you installed the latest update to Nero
> 7 ultra (which has NV4)? Keeps crashing during editing and burning.
> Bob
> "Gene" <genes@wildblue.net> wrote in message
> news:PzxAh.81$ul2.1672522@news.sisna.com...
>> LOL - the 1:1 speed was too good to be true.
>>
>> I let the 1.5hr tape run to completion, knowing that
>> it would be short by ~ 10 minutes, just to see what
>> would happen. The tape moved at normal speed, and
>> the light on the DVD burner blinked like it was writing
>> the video DVD data just fine - which it was. The thing
>> that I did not realize was that while the tape was moving
>> at 1:1 speed, the DVD was only writing at a fraction of
>> tape speed. So when the tape completed, the DVD still
>> had a LARGE buffer of tape data to process and write
>> to the DVD. However, my notes show that it is still faster
>> than most other methods that I have tried. Guess the overlap
>> processing while the tape is being captured makes the
>> overall difference.
>>
>> Gene
>>
>>
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>> "Gene" <genes@wildblue.net> wrote in message
>> news:V8sAh.66$iD2.2734873@news.sisna.com...
>>> In NeroVision 4 , in the "Record Directly to DVD" window,
>>> how do I:
>>>
>>> (1.) enter parameters that will allow me to convert (burn) a 95 minute
>>> MiniDV camcorder tape (LP), connected via firewire, directly onto
>>> a single DVD-R? I have zero problem converting any tape < ~ 80 minutes,
>>> but I can't find a way to set options to squeeze out that last 10
>>> minutes
>>> and get 720 x 480, and not the 352.
>>>
>>> (2.) in the "Capturing Settings Configuration" window, there is
>>> a "Configure Encoder" button that seems to do absolutely NOTHING
>>> when pressed. Anyone know what's going on here? Do I need to go
>>> purchase some more options, like an encoder? Note: in the same window,
>>> my only options under "Resolution" are 720 x 480 (CCIR-601 D1) -and-
>>> 352 x480 (Half D1). So there is only one 720 option, I remembered more
>>> in this app?
>>>
>>> With the 720 & (AC-3) 2.0 - you can get ~ 85 minutes on a DVD, at least
>>> that's
>>> what I think the message is saying.
>>>
>>> Geesh - this is the "absolute best" solution that I have found so far to
>>> quickly rip
>>> an unedited 1.5hr LP MiniDV camcorder tape "directly" onto a DVD-R in a
>>> total time of
>>> ~ 95 minutes - the time it takes to read the tape! It's a dream
>>> solution for simply
>>> getting a 1.5hr unedited tape onto about a 100% stuffed DVD-R, with no
>>> menu,
>>> and the skip chapters every 5 or so minutes that I require. Nothing
>>> could be easier.
>>> (It may also be a solution for pass-thru VCR, etc - where the 352 "may"
>>> be OK?)
>>>
>>> Help - I only need that last 10 minutes :-)
>>>
>>> Gene
>>>
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