Is there any way to increase the video quality of your avi or mpeg,s ...etc...?
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yes. a program called dvdSanta does a nice job.
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download a wmv-avi file converter u can get plenty online
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avi and dvd do not get along . you need to converet the files to mpeg
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Try using Jiao System's VCD - Cutter to convert ur MOV files to MPEG.
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The Best One That Iv'e Found Is Boilsoft Avi/mpeg Splitter\nBut You Can Also Try Easy Video Splitter
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use windows movie maker (or some other professional video editiong software, if you have) and save it with a lower resolution... or encode it using some codec, usually mpeg layer 1,2,3
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You can Do this by using the freesoftware called VirtualDub . But the easist way to do this is with VCD Cutter , it's like cut and paste.
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Use VirtualDub with Divx or Xvid to compress your movie files. Install the Divx or Xvid codecs.\n\nDifferent level of compression can be chosen with the program.
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i think  SUPER can\n\nsuper video convertor is awesome and is free\n\ni use it to rip youtube videos to wmv from FLV so i would think it can also MOV\n\nhttp://www.erightsoft.com/SUPER.html
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convert it back and use mpeg format instead.....avi sux\ntry for .mp4 format if you can...
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Hi there,\n\nMy recommendation is you can use Xilisoft Video Converter from http://www.xilisoft.com\n\nIt can convert multiple format (3GP, MOV, RM, AVI, MPG, etc)\n\nHope this information helpful\n\nCheers
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Search google for video codecs\n\nDownload the K-Lite video Codec Pack.
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first you need to rip the dvd with dvd decrypter ... then convert it to max quality avi with autogk ... then u can convert it to vcd with winavi, canopus procoder, or tmpgenc ... this method produces the best quality vcd in my experience and is simple .. takes alittle time though.
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mpeg..avi...rmvb..torent..
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I would try Dr. DiVX from www.divx.com, you can reencode any compressed avi file to a lower bitrate.  Your quality will suffer but you should be able to get it to 100 MB.
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Some media players have a built-in still image capture.  I don't think there is much you can do with the picture quality at the time of capture since most of these media players are primarily to watch media files and not edit media files.\n\nIf I recall, most DVD software such as WinDVD should have a capture option.  The other method would be to use a third party application to do the capturing such as SnagIt.  \n\nThe last method is to run your video thru Windows Media Player and then pause at the point where you want to capture the image and then just hit ALT-PrintScreen button.  Then open up any photoediting tool or even MS Word and Cntrl-V to paste.\n\nCouple of things to consider. First is the quality of your source video.  If the quality of the source is bad, there is not way you can improve the quality of your output.  You can try using photoshop or any photo editing tool to improve the contrast, brightness, levels, etc.  Another important point is the source can be interlaced which means you will see alternating lines.  There is very little you can do about this.   This is because most older TVs are interlaced.\n\nHope this helps and it's not too much info.  :P
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Yes, get latest version, but make sure you setup the preferences correctly. this will ensure good quality playback.\n\nHope this helps.\n\nGood Luck.