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I get blurry pictures on transferring movies from a Sony digital camera to PC
PTI
August 06, 2003
First Published: 17:34 IST(6/8/2003)
Last Updated: 17:34 IST(6/8/2003)
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These are not bugs, but features. The miniDV format is a glutton for hard disks. Dropping frames from the standard 24 frames per second to conserve disk space, leads to jerky movies. High frame compression creates blurry pictures. So does a poor-quality codec, a software that compresses and
decompresses images.

You need a huge hard disk, better codecs, and maybe better software.

But first, please google-search the web for introductions and tech primers on digital video, which is a vast topic, and you need to understand its fundamentals well.


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