Hi guys. I just tried to edit my home video I made on my DV JVC. When I put back my editing version to DV and play it on TV I noticed the significant downgrade of the picture quality. Is it what usually happen after transfering movie from DV to PC and back to DV or am I doing something wrong?

RE: poor quality by anonymous

anonymous
Sat Feb 28 18:56:05 CST 2004

when you are downloading the movie onto your computer you will need to save the file as a dv/avi file.
This will take up a significant amount of space on your hdd (many GB's)
For a 20 min video you are talking 4 Gb's


Re: poor quality by jquiet

jquiet
Sat Feb 28 21:06:48 CST 2004

The beauty of transferring DV-AVI files to your PC is that there is supposed
to be "no" loss in quality from the camera to the PC and back. Of course
there is some loss when you add transitions and other effects. But is all
you do is cut. Theoretically it should be nearly identical.

"stuart" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> when you are downloading the movie onto your computer you will need to
save the file as a dv/avi file.
> This will take up a significant amount of space on your hdd (many GB's).
> For a 20 min video you are talking 4 Gb's.
>



Re: poor quality by anonymous

anonymous
Sun Feb 29 13:46:06 CST 2004

Thank you Stuart and Jquiet. So looks like I need to bye an additional hard drive to enjoy good quality video. Thanks again