Windows Media Encoder Tutorial

a) Click the "Browse" button to specify the location and name of the file which capturing will generate. This will be the file that you place on a web server or burn to a CD-ROM.

Browse > Next

b) For reliability and performance reasons, it is suggested that you specify a location on your local hard disk (like C:\) instead of on a network share. Network shares are sometimes too slow or unreliable for writing large video files.

c) If you are low on disk space, make sure that you have enough room to store the entire video. In this tutorial, you will need roughly 105MB of disk space for every hour of video captured.

d) Click the "Next" button to proceed to the next step.

Windows Media Encoder Tutorial

Download Windows Media Encoder Home (Overview) Step1: Creating a Session Step 2: Choosing a Device Option Step 3: Determining the Output File Location Step 4: Choosing the Content Distribution Format Step 5: Choosing Encoding Options Step 6: Entering the Display Information Step 7: Verifying the Settings Review Step 8: Encoding the Video Printed Manual (.pdf) View Entire Movie CSS Codec required to view the movie. Click here to download.	Step 3: Determining the Output File Location

		a) Click the "Browse" button to specify the location and name of the file which capturing will generate. This will be the file that you place on a web server or burn to a CD-ROM. Browse > Next b) For reliability and performance reasons, it is suggested that you specify a location on your local hard disk (like C:\) instead of on a network share. Network shares are sometimes too slow or unreliable for writing large video files. c) If you are low on disk space, make sure that you have enough room to store the entire video. In this tutorial, you will need roughly 105MB of disk space for every hour of video captured. d) Click the "Next" button to proceed to the next step.