On Tue, 22 Jun 2004, Richard Ellis wrote:
> Quite true, assuming of course that one is duping vhs tapes off to
> DVD.
Which was one of the items mentioned - that's why I brought up
the issue of being able to manipulate the data before encoding.
> But, the posters implied usage is PVR, which implies record /
> watch / throwaway (most of the time) functionality. And for that,
For that you could simply playback the DV file - 25Mb/s gives real
good quality and when you're done just "rm" the file :)
> exactly the amount of time needed to capture the video in the first
> place. That's hard to beat for the normal PVR usage model.
Capture the DV, watch, rm. 250GB drive can hold ~20 hours of data
and there's no conversion/encoding required at all. That also is
hard to beat <grin>.
Cheers,
Steven Schultz
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