Dazzles

Focus · 06-01-2006

Studio 10 is Pinnacle..just try recording with different programs, different settings, to see which turns out the best.

~DaFlip~ · 06-02-2006

i have a question now.

what is program is better to record?? windows movie maker or pinnacle studios??

also, what can i do to get the best quatlity for my capture card?

Focus · 06-02-2006

Just try each, and use different settings for each. Experiment with it, and see which setting has better quality.

And you're capture card quality isn't everything, it also depends on how you compress your video. Since we're dealing with Socom, you would want a high bitrate to compress, I'd say 1000kbps or higher.

~DaFlip~ · 06-02-2006

oh i see. but i dont want like crappy quality. so ill still have the file big when i make my video but it will have good quality. under 100mb of course

.writer · 06-03-2006

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Originally Posted by ~DaFlip~

oh i see. but i dont want like crappy quality. so ill still have the file big when i make my video but it will have good quality. under 100mb of course

Look here, no body wants crappy quality, that's why you should TRY ALL OF THE RECORDING PROGRAMS THAT YOU HAVE, TO SEE WHICH ONE HAS THE BEST QUALITY, AND USE THAT ONE.

~DaFlip~ · 06-03-2006

i know that. but i see people with the same dazzle as me. and sometimes its crap quality and then sometimes its amazing.

Focus · 06-03-2006

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Originally Posted by ~DaFlip~

i know that. but i see people with the same dazzle as me. and sometimes its crap quality and then sometimes its amazing.

Like I said..it depends on what program you use to capture, and what you use to compress the video.

2 people can have the same capture device, both use Pinnacle Studio to capture, and 1 can have good quality and the other can have bad quality. Why? Because of the compression..
Flip it around, they can compress into the same format, same bitrate, but the 2 qualities are different..because of different programs used to capture.

Your best bet, before making any videos released to the public, is to just capture, compress, and try different settings on each video until you find something that has good quality. Then, just remember those settings for future references.