.mov-clip from dig.cam?

storebror · 25th June 2006, 11:28

Hey guys, didn't know where to post this thread so i lay it down here. My daughter took some cool .mov-clips on me doing a gig the other night. The sound is more terrible than the picture so i'm wondering: is it even any idea try to process it in eg. VDub/Avisynth and such in order to enhance those clips?
Thx

SeeMoreDigital · 25th June 2006, 12:09

When you play the .MOV's in QuickTime player, what "Format" (audio and video stream) types are listed under "Show Movie Info"?

Cheers

storebror · 25th June 2006, 21:57

It says:
Photo -JPEG, 320x240 px
Film - 15 FPS

Audio is: 8bit Mono -7,875 Khz
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..Not much to work on, lol:=)

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storebror Registered User Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Southern Purgatory Posts: 118	It says: Photo -JPEG, 320x240 px Film - 15 FPS Audio is: 8bit Mono -7,875 Khz ------------------------------------ ..Not much to work on, lol:=)