View Full Version : is there a program for TVR i can record XVID OR divx ??
yousif666
22nd August 2006, 00:22
hellow
i have a tv card
i want to know
is there a program i can record from the tv card
XVID or DIVX direct
without converting??
if i must convert how???
witch program is the best for the TV CARD
AND the converting
and i must record mpeg if there is no divx or xvid recording???
mod
22nd August 2006, 09:35
Welcome to the forum :)
is there a program i can record from the tv card XVID or DIVX direct without converting??
Try VirtualDub and see if it's good for you.
if i must convert how???
Still with VirtualDub :) Take a look at the guides.
witch program is the best for the TV CARD AND the converting
This question is a no-no.. I can tell you that IMO VDub is a good software, but don't ask what's the best pls.
and i must record mpeg if there is no divx or xvid recording???
I'm sorry I don't understand this question: if you have the codecs installed, you can capture with no problems.
CWR03
22nd August 2006, 12:18
There is also VirtualDub VCR, which allows for scheduled captures and can save in any format you have installed (and that works with VirtualDub).
yousif666
23rd August 2006, 03:41
thank you guys for helping me
ok
i downloaded it
but when i capture the file size is very big
is there any way to make the file size smaller
???
like xvid
????
mod
23rd August 2006, 07:42
It seems that you're capturing uncompressed video. Take a look at the guides, there's a good explanation on the settings :)
Btw. Go to video options and choose a codec. If you have enough space on you HD I suggest you a lossless one (as Lagarith ie): this needs a further compression to a more usable codec. If space is a problem you can capture directly to mpeg4 with a high bitrate and fast settings (XviD has a realtime preset). In both cases I suggest you to leave the audio unompressed to avoid sync issues, and then recompress it when the file is on the disc.
Note: realtime capturing with mpeg4 codecs can be very expensive for your cpu, so if you see that too many frames are lost you have to decrease resolution, or change settings to fastest ones.
yousif666
23rd August 2006, 20:30
thanks for helping
but my program captures only mpeg and mpeg 2 and avi and dvd
and other
other i dont know what it is
and please can you help me finding the codec and a good program to compress the video when recording?
and thank you :D
CWR03
23rd August 2006, 20:57
and please can you help me finding the codec and a good program to compress the video when recording?
Not without knowing exactly what card and software you're using, and even then it depends on if someone is familiar with it. Can you not save in XviD 1-pass using your card's .AVI ability?
VirtualDubVCR will allow you to save directly to XviD or DivX as you requested.
yousif666
24th August 2006, 00:50
thank you
i use the program
i have problem
when i capture a video
i want to see it but i cant
only black screen apear
i only hear sound
but when i am recording every thing show up
but after the recording
i want to see what i recorded but i cant
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