Hi all,not sure where to post this so will try here to start with.
I am trying to compile a dvd to distribute to members of our bike club.
Its going to contain videos of us on the road and some photo slide shows,with my own soundtrack over the top.
I`ve had a play with windows movie maker but it wont give me a saved file that i can convert to dvd with win avi or similar.
The only thing i could do was to convert to wmv but lost far too much quality.
So my question is can anyone reccomend a smilar program i can use to compile avi`s jpegs and mp3`s?
Thanks in advance for any help
Gunny
Windows Movie Maker is fine.. You have to make sure you save the resulting file like so..
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You'll now have the file in .avi format which you can easily convert and burn to dvd a number of ways, my recommendation being DVD Flick.
Edit: Windows Movie Maker saves my .avi file in PAL format, as I@m from England, but if you're in the US, NTSC should be your default format. If not, you can merely change that when you come to convert/burn with DVD Flick.
Well...to start off, i would like to recommend these following steps:
PART I:COLLECTING SOFTWARES
1.VIDEO EDITING The movie maker works just fine, but the only thing being that u have to sacrifice a lot of quality.
I would suggest a video editor like sony vegas, u can consult from here:
http://planet-movies.com/pv:tutorial-son...=vegas-overview The advantage being that sony vegas offers u with a lot of interesting features, without sacrificing quality A video editor like video edit magic also works fine.
2.AUDIO EDITING U might require a lot of audio cutting/mixing/joining..and what not.
Just google up for audio cutters and u would end up with a lot.
PART II:WORKING WITH VIDEO EDITORS
The working with movie maker has nicely been explained by Phlax.
For sony vegas, consult the help files, because that could be a lot confusing.
The video edit magic is too easy to work upon.
Don't forget to add extra effects.
PART III:MOVIE RESOLUTION
I think 640X406 resolution is the best.
Always remember, there are a lot of video editors to work upon, i recommended these because i have worked with these for a long time :)
