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Aug 12th, 2009, 03:36 PM
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asking for opinion on video formats for conversion
I have a number of VHS and VHS-C tapes which hold family movies.
I purchased a canopus ADVC300 a few years back for purposes of ripping these VHS tapes to preserve them.
My issue is that the files are huge raw AVI files (1GB = 5 minutes of 720x480 footage) so I need to convert them.
I was thinking about Windows Media Encoder 9 to convert to WMV, but I know there are some newer video formats and containers like MKV and h264.
Any thoughts on which format I should store these in? I want to do a conversion and then delete the raw AVIs. I may back them up to multiple DVDs (as files not video) first just in case, but they take up way to much space to keep on a drive.
My goal is to preserve quality, considering these videos are from the 80s and made with an early consumer video camera, and also to maximize compatibility in the future.
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