(includes some slow motion) can I use different settings other than the default to make the file smaller...at least down to 4.450 so I can fit it on a DVD DL. Obviously I don't want to lose quality so I would rather make a different file to view on my wide screen TV than shrink the avi file.
HD camcorder has made my video project huge in Studio 14 Ultimate! 40 mins project is a 4.9gb avi file
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The only way you can create a smaller file of the same footage is by raising the level of video compression in Studio, and that will reduce the quality.
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If you are creating a DVD and not copying the file to a DVD then you should have no problem getting it to fit on a DVD. When you use the DVD creation feature it will convert the video into a format compatible with a DVD player. This compresses the AVI file using MPEG-2 I believe. DVDs have their own unique file structure. This link - http://club.myce.com/f62/tutorial-dvd-video-file-structure-77646/ - may explain it a little bit better than I can. In short, you really don't need to compress the file if you are using the DVD creation function of the software.
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