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FPS loss
Name: sven60890 Date: July 30, 2007 at 10:48:13 Pacific OS: windows xp professional CPU/Ram: amd athlon 64 3400+/ 2Gb Product: custom
Comment:
when i record and upload my home videos from my sony camcorder into windows movie maker i do not see any difference in frames as if i just watched it on the cameras lcd screen. but after im done editing it and ready to save, it winds up playing much slower and choppier than i woul d like, any help/suggestions??
P.S. i dont think its a hardware issue as i have a pretty decent video card, ram, etc.
Name: pcspecialist Date: October 23, 2007 at 19:41:41 Pacific
Reply:
When you save, what do you save it is? Usually when you save video files, it converts it to a certain formats, whether it be AVI, DivX, MPEG4, or what have you.
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