How many minutes of video can you record using the normal setting [with 1GB of storage]?
128430
It's depend what media you want to use and what the normal setting you prefer.\n\nPlease find the following information:\nVCD MPEG1 about 80 - 90 minutes\nVCD MPEG2 about 60 minutes\nDVD MPEG2 about 15 minutes\nAVI Divx MPEG4 about 300 minutes\nRealPlayer about 500-600 minutes\netc...\n\nHope this information helpfull :)\n\nCheers
642427
bitrate you mean? this ishow much physical space one second of audio or video takes in bits (not bytes) The higher the bitrate, the larger the file. This is true in WAV, MP3, WMA....etc
617574
1000 mb in 1 gigs i assume.. lol\nand songs it depends on size of song.. 5mb or 10
89130
A/V add 0n card (such as AverMedia DVD EZMaker PCI) or USB A/V capture device (such as CameraMate) can.You can choose one among many kind of capture device at Fry's Electronics.Free software comes with device can help capture A/V from tape to computer and burn to DVD.Choose DVD VIDEO format as output.A single layer DVD can store 1 hour 20 minutes with image quality same as original,if longer,image quality will be decreased.If you have dual layer DVD burner and good software,such as Nero6 or Nero7,you can capture 2 hours 20 minutes movie onto dual layer DVD disk with quality same as original.If you want to edit movie,you have to capture to DV format.But many brands of dual layer DVD will stop at one point during playing back movie.Only one brand does not stop (as I know so far) is Verbatim DVD+R DL 8.5 Gb.Good luck !
486971
I'd say about 60 to 65, depending on the length of the songs. Most songs are about 4 minutes long, which is around 4MB, and suppose all your songs were exactly 4 minutes long, then you could fit 64 songs, but I assume you have longer/shorter songs, so maybye more or less than what I estimated
446623
The average song is 4 minutes, with abouta 192 KHz sampling rate.  This works out to ABOUT 4 MB per file.  So realistically, each GB can hold 250 Songs (1GB = 1000MB).\n\n1GB=250 Songs\n2GB=500 Songs\n3GB=750 Songs\n4GB=1000 Songs\netc.\n\nNow this depends on the band - if you're a fan of a band like phish and the average song is 7 minutes, then those numbers go down.  If you increase the sampling rate to 256 or more, then the size of a 4 minute song could average 5 or 6 MB, which will reduce the number of songs.\n\nThis really does vary depending on how you are saving the songs.
251994
My memorex cd says it will hold 700 MB or 80 minutes of music.
175517
i doubt it, the memory isn't fast enough. basically, the images are stored either on your computer (webcam) or on a card, dvd, tape, etc (other camera.) Logically, the only way to do it would be to have a cable with one end a usb port and the other end plugging into your memory card port, which i don't think will ever happen because the cover must be closed.
490733
I tried using that like 5 tiomes and it always crashed on me. My best advice, buy a video editing progam that works. I use Pinnacle Studio 8.
308003
do u want to record streaming videos ?\n\nWM recorder.
301891
well, i don't know about that specifically, but i know i can get near DVD movie quality with about an hour of video. DVD movies are very high quality though, so yea. if you can copy 4 hours and leave the quality high then have at thee!
403069
well check if you have window movie maker that would help you, you can record while your movie plays Good luck know and take it easy
619078
I have the 512MB model, and it holds about 120 songs(about 8 hrs or so, depending on the length of your songs)\nDouble that if you have the 1GB model.
450105
For a start The cards are either I gigabyte, and the other is 512 mb, approx half of your 1 gig, the problem with you not being able to view them, maybe because they are a different format, you say you can get jpegs, bu there are quite a few formats out there, maybe its not reading the format you have, try putting them in to, lets say, photo express, or anything like it, turn them in to jpegs, then you will be able to read all of your info, by the way, i have a seven million pixel camera, and my 1 gig card will give me 7 and a half minutes of video, hell knows how many photo's it will store, but as you probably know, the more pixels you have, the less photo's you can store, albeit, of a higher quality
588875
It sounds like you don't have enough room on your hard drive to capture more than a few seconds of video. What does it say when it cancels?\n\n(It might be a timecode break, but I thought iMovie didn't have a problem with timecode breaks. Final Cut Pro on the other hand...)\n\nIf the problem is a lack of space, you'll need an external fireware harddrive. Video gobbles up a lot of space, so if you're going to get a new drive, make it big (128gb +).\n\nGood Luck
137026
Go to http://mediamax.streamload.com/ and load as much as 25 GB and im not pretty sure if you can link it. another good working website is http://www.esnips.com but it give only 1 GB.
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Userplane has an audio/video recorder that will do that - you can check it out at http://www.userplane.com/apps/videoRecorder.cfm