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| Downloads:10,719 |
| Version Downloads:4,888 |
| Type:Multimedia & Design : Video |
| License:Free |
| Date:22 Feb 2006 |
| Platform:PPC |
| Price:Free |
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simen reviewed on 07 Jan 2006
I used high 2-pass, high quality, trellis and 4 motion vectors and that gave me really good results. And it's is really fast.
Anonymous reviewed on 22 Nov 2005
Anonymous reviewed on 22 Nov 2005
+153
Well... actually:
"The sampled video is compressed using a Discrete Cosine Transform (DCT), the same sort of compression used in motion-JPEG. However, DV's DCT allows for more local optimization (of quantizing tables) within the frame than do JPEG compressors, allowing for higher quality at the nominal 5:1 compression factor than a JPEG frame would show"
in http://www.adamwilt.com/DV-FAQ-tech.html
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Anonymous reviewed on 18 Jun 2004
I told him: "Just have a try: "Command SHIFT 3", so we will see, what you have done ;-))".
Seem kind of non-professional....
Anonymous reviewed on 17 May 2004
Anonymous reviewed on 17 May 2004
Offtopic, I agree.
+70
FYI, .dv is the native format that video editing programs like iMovie use.