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ProjectNaked · 10-06-2005, 10:37 AM

Thanks for the help on the [editing wmv] question. I've tried a few different things and nothing seems to come out good. double exporting a wmv cuts it down in size again resulting in a tiny picture and I can't remember what happened when converting to avi then back to wmv but it wasn't good. - Not worried about it, just gonna have the guy doing the grunt work use the edited .proj files and go from scratch.

NEXT QUESTION: How much quality is lost when capturing from minidv, exporting raw .avi to dvd disc and then using that disc as the source video. I have 200+ hours of content and harddrive space is not an option. I burn raw 20 min+/- segments to dvd disc and then use them in Premiere Pro from the drive on the computer. This way, when I need to use a video, I open the .proj file, insert the dvd, and "locate the source" - it conforms the video/audio and is ready to edit. Is there any significant quality loss from using the .avi file form a disc vs. directly from a harddrive????

10-06-2005, 10:37 AM
ProjectNaked Confirmed User Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: Detroit Areola Posts: 4,309	Thanks for the help on the [editing wmv] question. I've tried a few different things and nothing seems to come out good. double exporting a wmv cuts it down in size again resulting in a tiny picture and I can't remember what happened when converting to avi then back to wmv but it wasn't good. - Not worried about it, just gonna have the guy doing the grunt work use the edited .proj files and go from scratch. NEXT QUESTION: How much quality is lost when capturing from minidv, exporting raw .avi to dvd disc and then using that disc as the source video. I have 200+ hours of content and harddrive space is not an option. I burn raw 20 min+/- segments to dvd disc and then use them in Premiere Pro from the drive on the computer. This way, when I need to use a video, I open the .proj file, insert the dvd, and "locate the source" - it conforms the video/audio and is ready to edit. Is there any significant quality loss from using the .avi file form a disc vs. directly from a harddrive????