Cast to Stone wrote:There is also the option of editing directly with the .avs files linking to the .d2v's, without exporting them as anything.
There's a plug-in for premiere for importing .avs scripts (comes with amvapp) and this method does its work wonderfully for me, I'm sure there's something equivalent for Vegas too.
Bakadeshi wrote:This is only good if you have a fast enough PC to play it smoothly, or you may want to do the B+S method, using somehting like picvideo's MJPEG codec to edit to (which is free download with a watermark, but I bought mine since its so usefull for this purpose) ...
Qyot27 wrote:For that matter, ffdshow has a perfectly acceptable MJPEG encoder in its VFW interface. And that's completely free, in both senses of the word.
Bakadeshi wrote:Qyot27 wrote:For that matter, ffdshow has a perfectly acceptable MJPEG encoder in its VFW interface. And that's completely free, in both senses of the word.
I know of the ffdshow version, but picvideo's seems to be faster on my machine, which is better for editing. However if can't get anything else, worth a shot.
hasteroth wrote:If you don't use clips and your an bastard with a short attention span like me and you don't use effects (cause this method can screw those up) You could try the bait and swap method and since I'm too lazy to explain it... read this
To save space I use xvid instead of lagarith cause my hdd is tiny.
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