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This worked great for me! I tried AVI2DVD, but could never get it to work. .NET Framework v2.0 that is required for FAVC is now included in the v3.0 download from Microsoft. I transfer VHS through a Canopus ADVC-100 via firewire and capture to my PC using WinDV. Then I edit with Windows MovieMaker and save as DV-AVI. This then becomes the source for FAVC. The HC encoder worked great. There are some codec problems on my system,so I found it necessary to make a tweak in FAVC. I used the Advanced Scripting tab and ticked: Use DirectShowSource For avi Files Instead of AVISource found under the Plugins and Source box.I don't use the menus that are included with this program. Instead, I like to use TitleWriter with its MakeMenu function which will place a menu into the VIDEO_TS folder. FAVC is really easy to use. |
