Yo.
I'm trying to capture video game footage with a kworld DVD maker to put on to a DVD disk.
Is it better to capture the footage at a high resolution so when its resized to a lower resolution
the quality will be better? Am I right or will the quality be worse? I was thinking of capturing
the footage at 720x480 & it will resize to 640x480. I'm using a Mpeg 2 format.
P.S what's the best resolution for quality keeping when capturing video game footage via composite cable?
I've got no idea as to the capability of Power Director - I don't have it.
For normal purposes when making a DVD, the interlacing should be retained.
Are you sure you want to deinterlace?
I captured video games footage off my xbox using a composite cable at 720x480 so it's definatly got interlace issues. Reason I'd like to deinterlace is because I want to put a bit of footage on YouTube also so I'm not worried about the DVD part.
That makes sense.
Use could process it easily in Avidemux.
Perhaps set your output @ 640*480, mpeg-4 (AVC), and use the Yadif de-interlacer.
Good - V.Good quality, fast processing.
Download Avidemux from videohelp.com tools section.
In this program, the filters are all built in.
It's a great program once you get used to it.
Here's something to get you going. Open your MPG. Use the up and down key
to jump to the i frames (start of edit) and drag the slider to the end point (any frame)
On the left set video to mpeg-4 (avc), Audio to MP3 (lame), format to MKV.
CLick on video / filters. Click on Interlacing, double click yadif to insert it.
(accept the defaults).
Click on Transform (left) double cick on mplayer resize. Deselect "lock aspect ratio"
and set the size to 640*480. OK out/ save.
Save to a new file (eg. my_file.mkv)
Thanks dude. One more and I'll leave ya alone lol.
If you were recording game footage from ya console and wanted to put it on YouTube. What format would you use and what resolution as well. I'm trying to get as much quality as possible so it looks gud on the site. I'm using a MP4AVC and using 720x480 resolution.
