Honestech VHS to DVD 7.0 Deluxe - Manual (Page 71)

71. VHS to DVD 7.0 Deluxe
10. Appendix (Advanced Mode)
About Video/Disc Format Options
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VCD (700MB) * – select this option if you plan to burn up to 1 hour & 6 minutes of video
to a video CD. (CD must be at least 700MB in size) Creates an MPEG1 file.
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SVCD (700MB) ** – select this option if you plan to burn up to 33 minutes of video to a
super video CD. (CD must be at least 700MB in size) Creates an MPEG1 file.
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DVD (Single Layer) – select this option if you plan to burn your recording to a single
layer DVD disc (4.7GB in size). Creates an MPEG2 file.
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DVD (Dual Layer) – select this option if you plan to burn your recording to a dual layer
DVD disc (8.5GB in size). Creates an MPEG2 file.
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Long DVD (Single Layer) *** – select this option if you plan to burn more than 2 hours
& 13 minutes of video to a single layer 4.7GB DVD. Creates an MPEG2 file.
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Long DVD (Dual Layer) *** – select this option if you plan to burn more than 4 hours &
1 minute of video to a dual layer 8.5GB DVD. Creates an MPEG2 file.
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WMV (700MB) – select this option if you plan to record your video in the Windows
Media Video file format and burn as a data file to a CD.
(CD must be at least 700MB in size) Creates a WMV file.
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WMV (4GB) – select this option if you plan to record your video in the Windows Media
Video file format and burn as a data file to a DVD.
(DVD must be at least 4.7GB in size) Creates a WMV file.
*VCD (Video CD) is typically comparable to a VHS tape in terms of quality.
**SVCD (Super Video CD) has the capacity to hold about 33 minutes of good quality video on
a 700MB CD. Quality is better than VCD but still less than DVD.
***Long DVD has the capacity to record up to 6 hours and 51 minutes on a 4.7GB single layer
DVD and up to 12 hours & 21 minutes on an 8.5GB dual layer DVD. This will typically result in
lower than DVD quality video however, because it is compressing more video onto a disc than
it is normally designed to hold.