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This need to be transferred in first place to your computer, then you should render it to MPEG2 720x480 Standard Resolution using any Non Linear Editing Software... next you should burn it on a DVD-R using a software like Adobe Encore DVD or any other software to burn DVDs...
first you must "import"the video from the camera to your computor.
second edit it with "movie maker(xp & vista) or i-movie(mac) or any other vid-editer of your choice,finaly "render(or save-as)mpeg4,wmv,avi,mpeg2.
-it's your choice,whichever ends up under 1gig in file size,and under 10 minutes in leanth(you-tube limits)
finaly,upload to the site!,good luck!
Here is the link for the most updated drivers for the card, which may help;
http://www.kworld.com.tw/uk/index_digital.htm
just click on the model number and select downloads at the top right.
they do not provide a manual online, but you could request one here, or ask for help with your problem;
http://www.kworld.com.tw/uk/index_support.htm
Hope this helps :)
MPEG2 video is DVD-quality video comparable to digital camcorders. The picture data is transferred at a rate of about 30 frames per second, for a beautiful, smooth motion image. It will show up on your SD Memory Card as ".MOD" or ".MOI".
MPEG4 video is suitable for use in a compatible PC, viewing on a TV, posting on Web pages or attaching to e-mail. It is inferior to MPEG2 in smoothness because the number of the frames transferred in MPEG4 is less than that in MPEG2. However, MPEG4 has a higher transfer rate, and a much smaller file size, than MPEG2. It will show up on your SD Memory Card as ".ASF", which stands for Advance Systems Format files.
The SV-AV100 records both MPEG2 and MPEG4 motion video.
The SV-AV50 and SV-AV25 record MPEG4 motion video only.
The SV-AS10 does not record MPEG4 or MPEG2 motion video. It can only record QuickTimeâ„¢ Motion JPEG.
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