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From this window you can select:
Video Input
S-Video – Sometimes referred to as SVHS, select this input if you have a video source that is plugged into the
S-Video connector on the USB Instant DVD for MAC
Composite – Sometimes referred to as RCA jacks, select this input if you have a video source that is plugged
into the Composite connector.
Recording System
NTSC - Select if you have an NTSC video source. Countries that use the NTSC Standard are USA,
Canada, Mexico, Japan and the Philippines.
PAL - Select if you have a PAL video source. Countries that use the PAL Standard are Most Parts of
Europe, South America and Most Parts of Asia.
Capturing Format
MPEG1
Select MPEG1 if you plan to create a VCD Movie.
Select your quality level. For a more detailed explanation about Quality Levels, check the Capture Settings
table in the USING PixeDV for MAC Overview section of the MANUAL.
MPEG2
Select MPEG2 if you plan to create a DVD Movie.
Select your quality level. For a more detailed explanation about Quality Levels, check the Capture Settings
table in the USING PixeDV for MAC Overview section of the MANUAL.
Customize
Customize your capture settings. You can select your bit rate, capture image size and change the capture
settings from CBR to VBR. This means:
CBR – Constant Bit Rate
The video stream is always encoded and fixed to a constant value. High motion scenes and low motion
scenes are always allocated the same number of bits. A video stream of a an area of the sky which constantly
stays blue gets the same number of bits as a fast action scene.
VBR – Variable Bit Rate.
The video stream is encoded at variable bit rates depending on the scene being captured. High motion scenes
will be allocated more space to capture more detail.
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