- Good Programs for Burning, Editing, and Compressing Movie files to
- Posted by blancjms on February 19th, 2006
I have been spending an enormous amount of time searching for an efficient
and user-friendly program for burning recorded TV (e.g. favorite TV series
and some old movies rarely seen) to DVD. The features that such software
should possess are as follows:
1. Compatibility with DVR-MS files ( format used by Media Center to store
video files) or the ability to convert these files to a form they can
manipulate with ease (e.g., MPEG-2).
2. The ability to be simply programmed or to automatically remove
commercials from recorded video.
3. The ability to compress files so as to enable long movies to be burned
onto a 4.7 GB disc at a reasonably high resolution.
4. The ability to burn video files onto double layer DVDs.
5. The production of DVDs that can be played on ordinary household DVD
players as well as PCs.
If anyone knows of any software programs that meet all (or at least 4 of
these criteria) I would be most grateful to learn which one to buy as I doubt
there is much freeware that will meet these criteria. Also, would be grateful
if there are any criteria I may have missed that are desirable.
Thanks for your kind input.
- Posted by DrZen on February 21st, 2006
try the cybermedia codecs. they seem to be compatible
"blancjms" wrote:
- Posted by blancjms on March 9th, 2006
Dr. Zen: First, let me thank you for your reply. I guess you have assumed
that I know what the hell you are saying. Sorry, wrong assumption. I was a
teacher for 30 years and learned to be crystal clear,or be reminded to be by
my students. So, why not expend a little more energy to explain what you
mean and where to find it. Thank you!
"DrZen" wrote:
- Posted by DrZen on March 9th, 2006
ah yah, I am still teaching...but if you had done a google search you would
have found it...anyway, you can find many codecs on windows marketplace, many
free. here is the link http://www.windowsmarketplace.com/Content.aspx?ctId=333
"blancjms" wrote:
