How can I make a movie onto RWCD from digital camcorder?

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dv-avi = 13gb per hour. There is no way you are going to save any movie to
cd and keep an acceptable quality in comparison.
If all you want to do is archive, then leave it on the tape and keep them
cool, dark and fully rewound, ff and rew once a year or so and all will be
well.

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Graham Hughes
MVP Digital Media
www.myvideoproblems.co.uk
www.dvds2treasure.com
www.simplydv.com


"RAS" <UseLinkToEmail@WindowsForumz.com> wrote in message
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> Dear friends,
> I have Canon 150MVi digital camcorder which has a firewire port. I
> have laptop with windowXP which has firewire port. I have recoreded
> movie from camcorder onto RWCD via window movie maker. But just now
> found out that the quality of picture in the RWCD on playback on
> full-screen of laptop is very poor compared to the quality of original
> recording.
>
> When I changed the format of recording into DV/AVI ( 25 frames per
> sec) (Apprx 750X560(Pxl)) then the recorded material became so large
> that could not be copied onto CDRW.
>
> I desperately want to know how can I record my movies onto disk from
> camcorder cassettes so that these could be preserved for longtime.
>
> Also I am also frustrated that after spending so much time to record 8
> camcorder cassettes, it is going to be wasted. Is there a way I can
> convert these saved / copied files onto some other format to improve
> picture quality?
>
> Please help me out in this.
> Thanks, RAS
>
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