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In Reply to: Mini DV transfers to DVDR:..what speed to preserve quality? posted by Waldteufel on March 28, 2005 at 13:09:46:
If you're going from MiniDV to DVDR aren't you transferring the video file digitally? If so, you just copy the file over or import it. On my PC I use Pinnacle Studio software and simply import the digital video file from my Canon MiniDV camcorder onto my PC hard disk with no concerns for making any 'speed' settings. I'm basically just copying the digital file over.
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- Re: Mini DV transfers to DVDR:..what speed to preserve quality? - AbeCollins 14:34:11 03/28/05 (1)
- I'm editing before burning onto DVD - Waldteufel 14:56:44 03/28/05 (0)
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