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==Conversion Process== | ==Conversion Process== | ||
Open '''RAD Video Tools''' and find the edited video that needs to be converted. Highlight the file then click on the '''Bink Video''' button on the lower left hand side. A screen will pop up looking like this: | Open '''RAD Video Tools''' and find the edited video that needs to be converted. Highlight the file then click on the '''Bink Video''' button on the lower left hand side. A screen will pop up looking like this: | ||
[[Image:RAD_Video_Tools.jpg|right|thumb| Figure 1: Bink Screen]] | |||
Make sure that '''Compress to a data rate (bytes):''' is set to '''650000'''. I would also suggest checking the '''Compress Audio:''' and setting '''Compress level (0=perceptually lossless, 4=barely lossy, 99=very lossy):''' to '''0''' and choosing the '''16-bit/stereo''' radio button. The only other change I made was changing '''How many frames to preview during bandwidth allocation (2-64):''' to '''64'''. Finally, click '''Bink''' on the right hand column of buttons and it will convert the file for you. Once the file is done converting, move the file to '''Oblivion\Data\Video''' and it is ready to be played using [[PlayBink]]. | |||
and it will convert the file for you. | |||
[[Category:Tutorials]] | [[Category:Tutorials]] | ||
[[Category:Tools_Tutorials]] | [[Category:Tools_Tutorials]] | ||