01-14-2004, 08:17 AM
That would be true if I were just collecting videos as data files.
If you look at most of the DVDs out there, they get a bit over 3 hours of video with heavy compression on a double layered DVD. That would make a bit under 2 hours of space available on a single layered DVD.
The average video length is about 4 minutes long... 20 videos at 4 minutes gives 80 minutes or just under an hour and a half.
This is the first time I've played with the compression settings so I was going for quality and to see how long it would take to burn. As I play around with compression a bit more I expect to be able to fit more videos on the discs and if I do make a final project, it would be on a double layered DVD. I figure I should be able to do about 50 videos that way while still maintaining high quality.
I am still new to this. Last nights DVD was my first ever. With some hard work and good advice from my peers I expect that I will get better at doing this as I go.
If you look at most of the DVDs out there, they get a bit over 3 hours of video with heavy compression on a double layered DVD. That would make a bit under 2 hours of space available on a single layered DVD.
The average video length is about 4 minutes long... 20 videos at 4 minutes gives 80 minutes or just under an hour and a half.
This is the first time I've played with the compression settings so I was going for quality and to see how long it would take to burn. As I play around with compression a bit more I expect to be able to fit more videos on the discs and if I do make a final project, it would be on a double layered DVD. I figure I should be able to do about 50 videos that way while still maintaining high quality.
I am still new to this. Last nights DVD was my first ever. With some hard work and good advice from my peers I expect that I will get better at doing this as I go.
Gullible isn't in the dictionary.