Video Recording/Playback/Editing/Converting/etc.

Started by eightysix · 11 Nov 2004 · 2,532 replies

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9 Jun 2003, 17:48 · edited #1
I use Tunespark to convert *.mp3 to *.wma but how to convert wma -> mp3? thanks :sweat:
9 Jun 2003, 18:16 #2
not really sure how to but i wouldnt do that. I heard there would be a significant quality loss if wma is converted to mp3
9 Jun 2003, 18:22 #3
windrider wrote:not really sure how to but i wouldnt do that. I heard there would be a significant quality loss if wma is converted to mp3


ohh damn!!! well.. if like that, then forget it lor..
anyone know how to combine 2 video?? and how to insert our own music/song in the video? :P tq
9 Jun 2003, 18:43 #4
you can learn about video editing at http://www.vcdhelp.com . they have tons of guides.
9 Jun 2003, 18:43 #5
Michi wrote:anyone know how to combine 2 video?? and how to insert our own music/song in the video? :P tq


VirtualDub can append 2 videos. But they must be of identical format and bitrate. Your own music/song will have to be in WAV format (most programs can convert MP3 to WAV, even players like WinAMP)
9 Jun 2003, 19:00 #6
ooh thanks!! :mrgreen:
10 Jun 2003, 00:01 #7
Genma wrote:
Michi wrote:anyone know how to combine 2 video?? and how to insert our own music/song in the video? :P tq


VirtualDub can append 2 videos. But they must be of identical format and bitrate. Your own music/song will have to be in WAV format (most programs can convert MP3 to WAV, even players like WinAMP)


Genma where can i dl this VirtualDub prog? and do u know how to change the audio in POWERDVD? Im playing a vcd but its dual-language... do u know how to change the audio? thank you
10 Jun 2003, 01:18 #8
Michi wrote:Genma where can i dl this VirtualDub prog? and do u know how to change the audio in POWERDVD? Im playing a vcd but its dual-language... do u know how to change the audio? thank you


Try http://www.vcdhelp.com
There should be a link in that site to download VirtualDub.

Sorry I don't use PowerDVD, not sure where to change the audio. But since its VCD, its probably a left-right channel separation. Just open your volume controls, and adjust your balance either all the way to the right or to the left, depending on the language u desire.
10 Jun 2003, 01:53 #9
thanks genma!!! gotta start working now!!!! :naughty:
17 Jun 2003, 16:57 #10
windrider wrote:not really sure how to but i wouldnt do that. I heard there would be a significant quality loss if wma is converted to mp3


wat abt converting *.wav to *.wma ?? :rolleyes: thanks
17 Jun 2003, 22:04 #11
try using media jukebox. You can get it at www.download.com (do a search).
17 Jun 2003, 22:41 #12
ooohh thanks! :mrgreen:
13 Sep 2003, 22:33 #13
I recently got the Yamato Nadeshiko DVD set, really excellent. Each of the DVDs has some 'bonus' features which probably amount to about 30min. They include interviews of cast and various behind the scenes things. I guess some people would like to see some of these, but I haven't got the first clue about how I could capture this stuff and upload it to a website. Can someone go though how you go about doing this? I'm currently looking to buy a new PC so probably I could get a video card or whatever would allow me to do it.


Thanks,
Andy
13 Sep 2003, 23:12 #14
For the ripping and converting part, http://www.dvdrhelp.com/ will probably have all the info you need.
14 Sep 2003, 05:35 #16
RedRum wrote:For the ripping and converting part, http://www.dvdrhelp.com/ will probably have all the info you need.

Agreed. That's a great site for CD/VCD/DVD information... :)
14 Sep 2003, 05:48 #17
Thanks for the links. Wow, I never knew how little I knew about DVDs 'til I saw those sites! Very helpful in deciding what hardware to get in my new PC as well as understanding how (easy it is) to go from DVD to 'backup'...

Thanks,
Andy
14 Sep 2003, 13:39 #18
yeap
that's a great site
i got all my tools n guides there
;)
3 Oct 2003, 09:47 #19
Hi Im new to this forum and after scanning through a few posts i realise alot of people dont know how to play media files they downloaded (e.g from bittorrent)

hope im helping.

U need special codec to play these media files. There are many different codecs out there and u need a combination of them.
I have tried over 3 years many different codec packs and this is the best i've ever come across.

DivX total pack

Instructions (pls follow order)
1. Upgrade to windows media player 9
2. Uninstall ALL previous codecs, reboot your computer and install the above file
3. Set windows media player to "automatically download codecs"
Tools > Options > Player "tab" >


Thats it. you can now play all these files with windows media player. Pls dont flame if it doesnt work for u.
3 Oct 2003, 12:31 #20
hey...i need a bit of help here..
When i was using media player to play an anime..
i encountered some prob..
The sound play faster than the images and it seems dat it comes to the part where there are a lotsa action(i mean when the images change faster)
it seems dat the media player can't play the images...
can u help me wif it?
thx a lot..

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