Streaming to .avi

[daddog]

I enjoy a WWII flight sim and it has a film capture tool.

I can save my clips in the following formats and was wondering which was best for Ulead. I tried the first one full frames uncompressed, but that took about 5 minutes to convert a 10 second clip in the film viewer/capture tool.

Full Frames Uncompressed
Fraps Video decompressor
MPEG-4
Indeo 5.10
Microsoft H.261 Video Codec
Microsoft H.263 Video Codec
Microsoft Video 1
Microsoft RLE
Intel IYUV
Intel Indo Video 4.5
Intel Indeo (R) Video R3.2
Intel 4:2:0 Video V2.50
Cinepak Codec by Radius

It can also save in the following sizes.
720x480
640x480
320x240
160x120

and the following frames per second.
29,97
30
25
12

If I was to import this file into Ulead what specs would you suggest from what I listed above.

Thanks in advance.

[Clevo]

The answer to your question also is determinated by what you want to end up doing and also your storage capacity

I have no problems with editing with DV/AVI in Ulead VS11+

If you can store it might as well capture in the highest settings.

Full frames Uncompressed (can you capture a small clip and report back on the extension it saves in?)

720x480 ( i believe this to be roughly 16x9)
640x480 ( looks like 4x3, I could never remember the numbers for the aspect ratios)

29,97 is NTSC frame rate
25 is Pal
(stick with your region formats)

Hope that helps a bit. General rule for me is capture in best possible taking into consideration storage space and what you want the final product to be.

[skier-hughes]

720x480 ( i believe this to be roughly 16x9)
640x480 ( looks like 4x3, I could never remember the numbers for the aspect ratios)

720x480 is std ntsc ratio and can be both 4.3 and 16.9 depending on how it is flagged.

[skier-hughes]

720x480 ( i believe this to be roughly 16x9)
640x480 ( looks like 4x3, I could never remember the numbers for the aspect ratios)

720x480 is std ntsc ratio and can be both 4.3 and 16.9 depending on how it is flagged.