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What is the best codec in camstudio to use when working in Final Cut
by Wesley Summers on Sep 25, 2009 at 7:11:46 pm

Hello I am editing some how to videos that are 2-3 hrs long and captured using camstudio on a pc. Currently it is being captured using a divx codec and the files are .avi. They look good, but when I bring the files in to work on in fcp it takes an ungodly amount of time to render. I found a codec called Ensharpen that is supposed to capture in a quicktime format, I tried downloading a trail but for whatever reason it isn\'t showing up in the codec video options menu. I was wondering if anyone else has had experience working with screen captured files using camstudio and what codec or setting you would recommend.

OR also thought of trying a scan converter to svideo or RCA, and then record it with a camera.

Any help is greatly appreciated, b/c at this rate I might be through rendering by Christmas
-Wes



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