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As the title suggests.

I am tyring to get a decent compression done from the in car footage i have of the drift day.But i am finding the quality is not coming out all that well.There are alot of grainy lines.

Do you have any suggestions on file compression of AVI format.ATM.It is 18gig in raw form.With 1:24:00 of footage.15mins decent driving.

Ive tried divX,mpeg1,2 there are a number of different formats i can choose but i beleive the only way to make the pic come out good is if i play with custom settings.which so far i found only works with divx format. etc.The program i have is called Apollo-tech.No1.Video.Converter.v4.1.

Do any of you have any experience in settings i should go about doing to compensate for grainy lines?Sound quality is good.

I only ask because i need to send some footage of the recent drift day off to andrew n1r33gtr to make a display video for use at autosalon.

Regards

Craig.

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Having no experience with that particular program I cant comment how good it is, HOWEVER...

if i were you i would be using a program called Sorenson Squeeze. Best video compression tool in my opinion. Also youll wanna use mpeg4 compression.

That would be your best bet. :3some:

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