> I can't seem to download my videos, without it creating a huge file in just
>a few seconds. I know my computer comes with a 1394 video port, but on my old
>one, I bought a seperate 1394 card and i could adjust the video file to a
>smaller resolution with windows movie maker. I can't find a resolution
>adjustment on my new computer.
It probably has nothing to do with resolution, more like is a bitrate
issue THAT is what controls a file's bloat. What kind of videos are
you downloading, from where, and how big is big? Video files by nature
are large.
Graham Hughes - 28 Aug 2007 19:23 GMT
I suspect the OP is capturing as dv.avi, some 13gb per hour, and really
needed to retain quality, but wants to capture as a wmv file, under more
choices in the capture wizard.

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>> I can't seem to download my videos, without it creating a huge file in
>> just
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> you downloading, from where, and how big is big? Video files by nature
> are large.
flyfisher - 29 Aug 2007 01:28 GMT
I'm just capturing video from a mini dvd recorder, i had no problems with xp
> > I can't seem to download my videos, without it creating a huge file in just
> >a few seconds. I know my computer comes with a 1394 video port, but on my old
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> you downloading, from where, and how big is big? Video files by nature
> are large.
Graham Hughes - 29 Aug 2007 20:17 GMT
You don't need to capture froma mini dvd you just insert ithe mini dvd
into your dvd player of the pc and copy the files to the hard drive. DVD
has to be finalised first.

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> I'm just capturing video from a mini dvd recorder, i had no problems with
> xp
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>> you downloading, from where, and how big is big? Video files by nature
>> are large.