Mike Huntoon
May 14th 03, 07:50 PM
I'm pretty sure you need to select DV-AVI. That's how
I've done it. My first attempt was disasterous because I
saved it as .wmv and then converted to .avi and then
to .mpg - don't ask. Now, I simply choose DV-AVI (NTSC)
from the save to my computer command.
Hope this helps.
>-----Original Message-----
>Hi,
>I have a All in Wonder 9700 but Im dissatisfied with the
>bundled multimedia center. Im trying to use Windows
Movie
>Maker 2 to capture video. So far its doing a wonderful
job
>of capturing the analog video from a camcorder to WMV.
>Looks great, sounds great. Im looking to also capture to
>AVI for a little more hardcore editing in Premier. When
I
>set up the video capture, I do not see a selection for
AVI
>capture. Is this device dependent? Is there anyway I can
>capture to AVI using this setup?
>
>Thanks
>Steve
>.
>
I've done it. My first attempt was disasterous because I
saved it as .wmv and then converted to .avi and then
to .mpg - don't ask. Now, I simply choose DV-AVI (NTSC)
from the save to my computer command.
Hope this helps.
>-----Original Message-----
>Hi,
>I have a All in Wonder 9700 but Im dissatisfied with the
>bundled multimedia center. Im trying to use Windows
Movie
>Maker 2 to capture video. So far its doing a wonderful
job
>of capturing the analog video from a camcorder to WMV.
>Looks great, sounds great. Im looking to also capture to
>AVI for a little more hardcore editing in Premier. When
I
>set up the video capture, I do not see a selection for
AVI
>capture. Is this device dependent? Is there anyway I can
>capture to AVI using this setup?
>
>Thanks
>Steve
>.
>