OK, I made a movie about 6 months ago using still images and music, in the
neiborhood of 40 minutes, went smoothly. Now I received a DVD camera for
Christmas and have figured out how to get the clips into movie maker. I
plan on using the high quality setting which records about 20 minutes per
disc. I want lots of little clips, fades, music, narration,
stills....Anyway my question for the experts is, what size or time limit do
I want to adhere to avoid problems? Thanks.

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20 minutes per DVD disk?
That is really short, pretty much any DVD Authoring program you can get will
put a one hour video on a disk at very high quality with no problems.
The general rule of thumb to create a full quality DVD is to limit your
video length to an hour.
-Wojo
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"atrautweiler" <atrautweiler@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> OK, I made a movie about 6 months ago using still images and music, in the
> neiborhood of 40 minutes, went smoothly. Now I received a DVD camera for
> Christmas and have figured out how to get the clips into movie maker. I
> plan on using the high quality setting which records about 20 minutes per
> disc. I want lots of little clips, fades, music, narration,
> stills....Anyway my question for the experts is, what size or time limit
> do I want to adhere to avoid problems? Thanks.
>
> --
> Alfred Trautweiler
> atrautweiler@hotmail.com
>