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Saving to multiple avi files
Well...
1. You can calculate the amount of space required, underestimating of course:
2048 MB / 3 MB/s = 682.7 seconds = 11 minutes, 22 seconds
That's approximately (but a little less than) the max you can put in two GB using full quality MJPEG.
This would give you many separate files, so to play them out out all at once...
2. You can use cutlist editing, as specified at www.desktopvideoworld.com (a project of our most benevolent moderator). Cutlist playback using MSP is described here: http://www.desktopvideoworld.com/FAQ...trox.htm#Mat28 (Note that you wouldn't necessarily have to save the files off separately this way... you could, in theory, play the entire video back straight from the timeline.)
3. You can also use AVI_IO, which also does cutlist playback, but if I recall correctly, maybe a little bit cleaner than MSP does it (fewer hiccups). You'll have to perform a search on this forum for it, 'cuz I don't know where it's being held hostage.
[This message has been edited by fluggo99 (edited 30 March 2000).]
1. You can calculate the amount of space required, underestimating of course:
2048 MB / 3 MB/s = 682.7 seconds = 11 minutes, 22 seconds
That's approximately (but a little less than) the max you can put in two GB using full quality MJPEG.
This would give you many separate files, so to play them out out all at once...
2. You can use cutlist editing, as specified at www.desktopvideoworld.com (a project of our most benevolent moderator). Cutlist playback using MSP is described here: http://www.desktopvideoworld.com/FAQ...trox.htm#Mat28 (Note that you wouldn't necessarily have to save the files off separately this way... you could, in theory, play the entire video back straight from the timeline.)
3. You can also use AVI_IO, which also does cutlist playback, but if I recall correctly, maybe a little bit cleaner than MSP does it (fewer hiccups). You'll have to perform a search on this forum for it, 'cuz I don't know where it's being held hostage.
[This message has been edited by fluggo99 (edited 30 March 2000).]
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