Just testing a video. Click the image, check it out and let me know if it’s not loading allright. I am thinking of switching to MPEG-1 for all videos but kind of don’t want to dump XviD because of it’s quality
- Name: 7News 10pm Close with newsplex shot and 11pm tease
Time: 1:11
Resolution: 640×480
Size: 21.7MB
Format: MPEG-1
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stay with xvid, audio does not match up to video this way
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yeah I’ve been trying to fix that but no luck so far. I capture the digital channel and not the analoge. It could be an MPEG-2 problem on my PC since the TS file plays without losing sync
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i do video editing for my show, best to do sometimes is a advanced windows video at 2000 kbps. It makes it WM9+ optimized and is clear. I have a svn clip that i did, here is the link mms://wms.indiana.edu/ip/techbuzz/wsvn_return_to_sender_11172004.wmv
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btw, all video i have tried under the 2000 setting is messed up with audio
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I used VirtualDub framserving to TMPGEnc MPEG-1 with at least 2500 speed if not more. The same thing happens in VDub so … I donno
Nice looking vid, but … I don’t really like WMV though
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wmv seems to work best on our servers (since we are a microsoft org) anyway, I use adobe premier for all of the video work. might want to search kazza for a copy
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for anyone out there that wants to see video segments that I have, including WSVN, and WLS ABC in Chicago, log onto http://techbuzz.iun.edu
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