Using the Enhanced Video/MPEG Functions
13
Select Exit from the File menu to close DVP Capture and return
to DVP.
DVP automatically imports the video file you just captured and
displays it in the Media window.
14
Drag your video clip from the Media window onto the tick bar
(directly above the video A track on the timeline).
Dragging a clip onto the tick bar is an efficient way to lay out
your clip because the video and audio information in the file
appears automatically on both the video A and audio A tracks.
You can also lay out a video clip on the timeline by dragging it
first from the Media window to a video track, and then from the
Media window to an audio track.
15
Select Compression from the Video menu to specify the
compression/decompression (CODEC) routine you want to use.
16
Select Intel
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Indeo
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Video R3.2 for Compressor and accept
the default values for Key Frame Every and Data Rate; then
click on OK.
17
Select Build from the Video menu. Enter the name and
location of your final .AVI file (making sure to keep the .AVI
extension); then click on Build.
The Build Progress dialog box opens, so you can look at the
percentage-complete bar and the preview window to track the
progress of the build. Building a video can take anywhere from
a few minutes to several hours, depending on its length and
complexity, and on the type of compressor you select.
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