Video vs Streaming Video

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Look at microsoft's own help guides- on Windows Media
Encoder 9.
I didn't learn all about video encoding in one day- but a
good program for editing is called Virtual Dub. Read any
tutorials you can in order to get things going... The main
thing is knowing when to sacrifice a little quality for
more space on your hard drive. Also, there are
compressions that can take 7 times longer to encode just
as clearly as another, just to save 5% disk space. Do some
quick 5 second video clips and judge for yourself what's
best!