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A short tutorial i made to show how to get Dolby Digital From your PC to your Amplifier. Note my configuration might not suit others. i had problem getting full Dolby Digital sound to play on my Amp so i have been experimenting with different players like VLC WinAmp PowerDVD and so. I found out that KMPlayer was able to play most of my Audio files in Dolby Digital and the rest couldn’t like ( VLC WinAmp Windows Media Player) The good point having this type of setup that it brings your PC audio to life, things sound more detailed especially when watching a Divx movies. Music By: Trentemøller – Take Me Into Your Skin Editing Software used: Vegas Movie Studio Platinum 9.0 Screen Capturer used: Fraps and SnagIt 9 DreamScene: www.youtube.com
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Question: How to shrink huge video files from a digital camera in good quality and for free?
My compact camera, Canon SD870 IS, takes excellent quality video, the problem is the resulting size. A 5 minute clip takes up amazing 600 MB of disk space. I believe the format is MJPEG.
I’ve tried to convert the file in MovieMaker under Save As/High Quality Movie (large), but while sizewise it went down by an astounding 90%, there was a visible decrease in quality from the original.
I’d prefer to retain more quality, even at the cost of not reducing the size by 90, but lets say 50, 60 or 70 percent.
What free program is there that would allow me to do that?
PS: BTW I’ve also tried DivX converter trial version, once again huge reduction, even more than 90%, but visible loss of quality. The converter did not allow for any settings, just present modes, I chose the highest quaity “Home Theater”.
I really don’t need to go down 90% in size, a half will do, just let me keep the quality!
Thanks in adavance!
Answer:
Answer by Dory M
Well you’ve discovered that you give something up in quality the more you compress a video. Recommend the following site as a better place to ask your questions. A lot of experts on this subject hang out there. Check out the forum and tools sections:
http://www.videohelp.com/
Stream multimedia content around you home viewing videos and music stored on your PC or Storage device on your Television.
Question: No digital audio output from RCA home theatre system – advice anyone?
I am running a coaxial digital cable from my DVD player into a RCA RT2280 home theatre digital input. When I set the DVD input setting to “coaxial” on the RCA, the display shows dolby digital with all channels lit up, but outputs no sound. If I swtich it over to “analog” I can get the stereo sound output. I have also tried with an optical cable with the same result. Stereo “analog” works for all sources, so I know the speakers are fine. Since the receiver recognizes when it is receiving digitial sound, I know the DVD player’s output jack is working. What could be causing the receiver not to output sound in digital mode?
Other devices when hooked up, such as the cable box, also show that it detects the dolby feed. It still does not output audio with those devices either.
Answer:
Answer by gp4rts
First, if there is a button on the remote to select Dolby Digital, try that. Normally the RCA receiver should automatically detect DD, and the fact that the display shows it indicates that is probably happening. I suspect there is a fault somewhere.
The fault could be in either the DVD player or the RCA. It is possible for the A/V receiver to detect DD and display it, but not be able do decode it because of some defect. If you can get a hold of any other digital audio source (cable box, satellite receiver or other DVD player), then you can isolate the problem.