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Alan Stachowiak
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Posted: Thu Oct 21, 2004 3:34 am    Post subject: newbie Reply with quote
I have recently purchased a Lacie 16x double layer burner. I have
never burned a dvd before and know almost nothing about doing it. I had
the Lacie techie talk me through it to burn a practice DVD. It seems to
be taking a very long time to compile(convert an mov. so it can be
burned?) Is this common? I have a Mac G4 powerbook and am using
CaptyDVD to compile and burn. I have used Imovie to edit movies and
videos. Could I save time when editing movies by saving in a different
format that would compile faster? Is there another site I should go to
to get this info?
Imovie has a really good tutorial that helps one to learn all the
ins and outs of video editing and effects. It would be nice if CaptyDVD
did also.

Al S.

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Craig
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Posted: Thu Oct 21, 2004 9:23 am    Post subject: Re: newbie Reply with quote
Alan Stachowiak wrote:
Quote:
I have recently purchased a Lacie 16x double layer burner. I have
never burned a dvd before and know almost nothing about doing it. I had
the Lacie techie talk me through it to burn a practice DVD. It seems to
be taking a very long time to compile(convert an mov. so it can be
burned?) Is this common? I have a Mac G4 powerbook and am using
CaptyDVD to compile and burn. I have used Imovie to edit movies and
videos. Could I save time when editing movies by saving in a different
format that would compile faster? Is there another site I should go to
to get this info?
Imovie has a really good tutorial that helps one to learn all the
ins and outs of video editing and effects. It would be nice if CaptyDVD
did also.

Al S.

Here is where I learned a lot when I was a newbie (still am in a lot of
cases :)). Very informative sites.

http://www.videohelp.com/

http://www.doom9.org/

Craig
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Alan Stachowiak
Guest
Posted: Sat Oct 23, 2004 6:43 am    Post subject: Re: newbie Reply with quote
Thanks, I'll check them out.
Al S.

In article <RIHdd.570$td5.4378@news1.mts.net>, Craig
<zipper40h@netsape.net> wrote:

Quote:
Alan Stachowiak wrote:
I have recently purchased a Lacie 16x double layer burner. I have
never burned a dvd before and know almost nothing about doing it. I had
the Lacie techie talk me through it to burn a practice DVD. It seems to
be taking a very long time to compile(convert an mov. so it can be
burned?) Is this common? I have a Mac G4 powerbook and am using
CaptyDVD to compile and burn. I have used Imovie to edit movies and
videos. Could I save time when editing movies by saving in a different
format that would compile faster? Is there another site I should go to
to get this info?
Imovie has a really good tutorial that helps one to learn all the
ins and outs of video editing and effects. It would be nice if CaptyDVD
did also.

Al S.

Here is where I learned a lot when I was a newbie (still am in a lot of
cases :)). Very informative sites.

http://www.videohelp.com/

http://www.doom9.org/

Craig
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