avi mode error
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45warhog
avi mode error
insufficient disc space in avi capture mode...Please help..I have over 40gb of space on my hard drive...What could the problem be...I get terrible video in mpeg mode..I tried all different settings but avi works great.
are you capturing DV-AVI through firewire? DV-AVIs generally have larger file size requirements because they are uncompressed. a 60min DV video is roughly aroud 12-13gb of disc space. make sure you have enough room in your working folder. aside from the space your AVI occupies, it also needs an additional room for converting the AVI to mpegs/DVD.
DV .avi is compressed, but the compression is already done when recorded to tape (I believe it's a 5:1 compression).
I agree that 60 minutes of dv .avi is ~13gb (Type-2 dv .avi's can be slightly larger than Type-1 DV .avi's).
What is your operating system, and are your drives formatted as Fat32 or NTFS? You might be having a Fat32 filesize limit (which is 4gb, or about 19 minutes of dv .avi video).
I agree that 60 minutes of dv .avi is ~13gb (Type-2 dv .avi's can be slightly larger than Type-1 DV .avi's).
What is your operating system, and are your drives formatted as Fat32 or NTFS? You might be having a Fat32 filesize limit (which is 4gb, or about 19 minutes of dv .avi video).
George
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45warhog
yes,I have a fat 32/ can I change this ntfs without losing my xp operating system... Or is there dvd or mpeg settings that you can recomed for better video?GeorgeW wrote:DV .avi is compressed, but the compression is already done when recorded to tape (I believe it's a 5:1 compression).
I agree that 60 minutes of dv .avi is ~13gb (Type-2 dv .avi's can be slightly larger than Type-1 DV .avi's).
What is your operating system, and are your drives formatted as Fat32 or NTFS? You might be having a Fat32 filesize limit (which is 4gb, or about 19 minutes of dv .avi video).
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45warhog
is the 4gb filesize limitation of Fat32 causing the problem? Do your captures stop around 4gb (or about 19 minutes)???
it's easy to convert from Fat32 to NTFS, but be careful because it cannot be easily undone (without re-format and restoring...)
Fat32 to NTFS
it's easy to convert from Fat32 to NTFS, but be careful because it cannot be easily undone (without re-format and restoring...)
Fat32 to NTFS
George
