Video Recording/Playback/Editing/Converting/etc.

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

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3 Oct 2003, 15:35 #21
Ok, is it a DivX file or... a streaming video?

if it is a DivX file which is having trouble synchronizing its sound and video, it would most probably mean that your system requirements do not match with what is required... I quote this from the URL given below:

will require at least a 500 mhz PC with a 16 mb graphics card and 128 mb of ram.

I don't know if this will help, but try this website, they have some answers to the synching of video and audio during playback of videos.

http://forum.digital-digest.com/archive/topic/20697-1.html

Hope it helps :mrgreen:

v_ice
4 Oct 2003, 19:32 #22
My choice: Bsplayer, ffdshow and audio codec :D Plays 99% of the avi files unless they are corrupted, hehe.
5 Oct 2003, 16:14 #23
anyone knows got what programmes available to convert
files with extension :

.rm and .rmvb to .avi or .mpeg ?????

pls help as i need to convert them so as to burn them into vcds
my hard disk is dangerously low in space.....

thx
5 Oct 2003, 19:26 #25
As Juliana's linky.. try to use the guides for EOVideo. IMO they are the best program handling rm/rmvb to avi. I use it everyday :p
5 Oct 2003, 19:33 #26
to : Prince

IMO ?????
wat prog is that?
do u have the links of wher i can download it?
5 Oct 2003, 22:33 #27
richemon25 wrote:to : Prince

IMO ?????
wat prog is that?
do u have the links of wher i can download it?


IMO stands for In My Opinion

this is the link to get EOvideo
http://www.eo-video.com/download/download.htm
it's a trialware...
it costs $30 to buy this prog
;)

hope this helps
5 Oct 2003, 22:42 #28
to : juliana_phang

u said that the software is trial 30 days....
then how to use it everytime after the deadline?
is that a password that anyone can share or something?
6 Oct 2003, 20:56 #29
to : Prince

u said that u used EO Video almost everyday.....
but now i have installed and use it to convert the .rm file to .avi already
however,the .avi file cannot be burn as vcd format???

do u know how come???

what settings did u set for the audio/video ???
what kind of compression used for audio/video ???

what settings is for best performance and minimum filesize?

thx
6 Oct 2003, 21:49 #30
i think u have to convert it to mpg before burning it
look for AVI - VCD guides in dvdrhelp.com
7 Oct 2003, 03:03 #31
richemon25 wrote:to : Prince

u said that u used EO Video almost everyday.....
but now i have installed and use it to convert the .rm file to .avi already
however,the .avi file cannot be burn as vcd format???

do u know how come???

what settings did u set for the audio/video ???
what kind of compression used for audio/video ???

what settings is for best performance and minimum filesize?

thx


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18 Oct 2003, 03:59 #32
2 weeks ago i sight seing at sg wang ...looking for something..and when i go through cd shop..i found that latest ayumi hamasaki album title charmellion(wrong spelling actually),this week i went to snm also found same copy of latest japanese song that sticked with copy control cd...

i heard that copy control cd will play only on cd player...thats mean for those who want to play in pc need activate the id...

:crazy: for my question...is this the end of j-pop mp3 sharing ??
18 Oct 2003, 07:54 #33
Nope
My friend had no problems ripping that album to pc. He just ripped it the normal way. I havent tried with my copy protected Final fantasy cds but it is easy to do.
18 Oct 2003, 10:20 #34
yeah.. my friend has tried it too.. it doesn't seem to have affected the computer in any way.. so what is their point..? :sweat:
18 Oct 2003, 11:10 #35
still didnt know what's the purpose of copy control cd...i read it from a magazine named 'gempak'
19 Oct 2003, 00:07 #36
numlock84 wrote: :crazy: for my question...is this the end of j-pop mp3 sharing ??
Definitely not. All the cds on the market have been able to rip and bypass even though they have "copy protection" label on cds ;)
20 Oct 2003, 21:49 #37
Pemu wrote: Definitely not. All the cds on the market have been able to rip and bypass even though they have "copy protection" label on cds ;)
then what's the purpose of labeling the discs "copy protection"? The whole point would be moot.
21 Oct 2003, 02:22 #38
Its simply because the protection isnt good enough
21 Oct 2003, 02:52 #39
sephy1024 wrote:Its simply because the protection isnt good enough


the copy protection actually does work, if you try to make a exact copy of it. (i tried copying ayumi's Rainbow album which had it).
the burnt cd plays but there are a lot of skipping and gaps. so it gets really annoying. :rolleyes:
22 Oct 2003, 00:51 #40
Gotta love the mp3 format!

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