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Old 09-23-2005, 06:57 AM
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In broad terms,

1. Capture your VHS footage in lossless AVI

2. Edit, add title music etc if necessary.

3. Encode to DVD COmplaint MPEG at teh highest possible rate. FOR example 8000Kbps will give about an hour of footage on a single layer DVD.

4. Author your DVD and burn.

Chek your software for correct settings.


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