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Old 07-09-2003, 03:47 PM   #1
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Can someone recommend a good file compression program that's preferably free? (ie. download.com) I dunno if any of you guys are interested; but I captured the special episode on direct tv on vhs of the top 100 maxim women. It's quite good to say the least; but I want to put it in my comp for further viewing at work! haha lol Any suggestions would be great. Or I can just give jabba (5) 10 min increments of the vid at 170 mb each, and he can do his magic. Any suggestions!?! You won't believe who's #1!!! nfire: :multi: nfire: :multi: nfire: :multi: nfire: :multi:
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Old 07-09-2003, 05:07 PM   #2
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virtualdub will do it for ya (to DivX), although it might be a bit hardcore for you if you're a first time dubber.
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Old 07-09-2003, 05:14 PM   #3
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If you have it captured its on your comp I assume. Then the next thing is to compress it and the only one I reccomend is Divx 5.5 PM me for more details if what I assumed is correct so far, if it's on a vhs its really not captured. To accomplish that you need a capture card in your pc first.
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Old 07-09-2003, 05:33 PM   #4
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Originally Posted by Krazy Hawaiian
If you have it captured its on your comp I assume. Then the next thing is to compress it and the only one I reccomend is Divx 5.5 PM me for more details if what I assumed is correct so far, if it's on a vhs its really not captured. To accomplish that you need a capture card in your pc first.
yeah; it's in my comp; i captured it using my archaic 5 year old tv tuner that can also capture videos (pinnacle). What I need is to compress the avi file so it's uploadable. I'll try to see if i can download divx 5.5 later when i get home.
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Old 07-09-2003, 07:00 PM   #5
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Originally Posted by JN396
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If you have it captured its on your comp I assume. Then the next thing is to compress it and the only one I reccomend is Divx 5.5 PM me for more details if what I assumed is correct so far, if it's on a vhs its really not captured. To accomplish that you need a capture card in your pc first.
yeah; it's in my comp; i captured it using my archaic 5 year old tv tuner that can also capture videos (pinnacle). What I need is to compress the avi file so it's uploadable. I'll try to see if i can download divx 5.5 later when i get home.
you can but its the crap one. pm me and Ill give you what you need for the good one, the free version is loaded with spyware and wont let you encode. for encoding you need the pro version and its not cheep.
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Old 07-10-2003, 03:07 AM   #6
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[quote="Krazy Hawaiian"][quote="JN396"]
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you can but its the crap one. pm me and Ill give you what you need for the good one, the free version is loaded with spyware and wont let you encode. for encoding you need the pro version and its not cheep.
thank the loard for the L-lite codec pack!!!
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Old 07-10-2003, 01:16 PM   #7
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Originally Posted by Krazy Hawaiian
Originally Posted by JN396
Originally Posted by Krazy Hawaiian
If you have it captured its on your comp I assume. Then the next thing is to compress it and the only one I reccomend is Divx 5.5 PM me for more details if what I assumed is correct so far, if it's on a vhs its really not captured. To accomplish that you need a capture card in your pc first.
yeah; it's in my comp; i captured it using my archaic 5 year old tv tuner that can also capture videos (pinnacle). What I need is to compress the avi file so it's uploadable. I'll try to see if i can download divx 5.5 later when i get home.
you can but its the crap one. pm me and Ill give you what you need for the good one, the free version is loaded with spyware and wont let you encode. for encoding you need the pro version and its not cheep.
A big thanks to KH for helping me out step-by-step encoding this vid! After watching it like 10 times; I still say it was worth it! Thanks bro! Hopefully we'll be able to get it online later today so the jw regulars can see what I'm talking about!
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Old 07-10-2003, 06:30 PM   #8
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Your Welcome! Happy to have helped out and glad you got thru it, I know how frustrating pc stuff can be and alot of times when I try to help someone they give up or never bother to tell me anything about what happened .... I won't name names. They know who they are.
I like to aid people in fixing something or learning something new, makes me feel like Ive done something worthwhile
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