Please take a look at the video clips on the website I am working on and let me know if the encoding looks about right.

http://natureflixs.com/reservation.html


Thanks

Not bad. What software did you use to do the encoding?

Thanks for the input. I used windows media encoder ver. 9. It was easy to use and is free.

Regards,

I am pleasantly surprise with the latest codec in Premiere to prepare a HDV file as a .wmv file. Check this one out as an example.

http://www.makeyourfilm.net/downloads/airbombrun.wmv

I am pleasantly surprise with the latest codec in Premiere to prepare a HDV file as a .wmv file. Check this one out as an example.

http://www.makeyourfilm.net/downloads/airbombrun.wmv


hi, chris,

i clicked on your link. a huge windows media player window popped up. after about 1 minute it had only buffered to about 14%, so i closed the window.

i'd recommend reducing the file size to around 320x240.

i use a max kbps of 200, also, which is between a "slow dsl" and a "medium dsl" speed.

and i'm currently experimenting with a frame rate of 15 fps, which is friendlier to older processors/computers.

It is not the brand name of the DVD media you should be concerned about, but rather the manufacturer of the DVD media. The brand names purchase from a variety of DVD manufacturers, some good, some bad. See the Blank DVD media quality guide (http://www.digitalfaq.com/media/dvdmedia.htm) for more information.