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Using Windows Movie Maker don t need. It s best to pick a suitably descriptive file name and an appropriate location before you start the capture. Tip Avoid invalid source hassle Store your captured video locally. If you put the source files on a network server, Windows Movie Maker will mark clips derived from that source as invalid each time you start the program. You can fix the links (each time) and use the remote source if you need to, but it s a pain. Use local storage if possible. The wizard s next screen, called Video Setting and shown here, presents the quality/file size tradeoff.

var sortedList = from book in books orderby book.PageCount descending select book; var maxBook = sortedList.First();

In this exercise, you create an alert by first defining the counters you want to monitor for the alert and then setting alert triggering and scheduling parameters.

The important thing to keep in mind as you consider the options on this screen is that your capture quality sets an upper limit on the quality of your finished movie. You will confront a similar set of movie-quality/file-size options later on when you render your project, but whatever choices you make then, the rendering process cannot improve on the quality that you capture now. If you know already that you re going to be using this footage only for the purpose of generating movies that will be viewed under constrained circumstances as e-mail attachments, for example, or for posting to a Web site that viewers might access over dial-up connections then you might as well opt for modest quality and small file size. To keep your eventual options open, capture at the highest quality that your disk-space budget will allow. The default option on the Video Settings screen, Best Quality For Playback On My Computer (Recommended) generates a .wmv file of a quality that will play well on standard (that is, not PDA) computer screens. (WMV, which stands for Windows Media Video, is Microsoft s standard compressed video format. .wmv files can be viewed in Windows Media Player, versions 7 and later.) The estimated disk size of video captured at this setting is 14 MB per minute.

To create an alert 1. Use the procedure provided earlier in this lesson to create an alert named LDAP Searches Longer Than 5 Seconds for Server1. The comment for the alert is Alerts when LDAP Searches are more than 5 per second. 2. Select the NTDS performance object and the LDAP Searches/Sec counter to mon itor for the alert. 3. Set the alert to occur when the value is over five seconds and sample data every three seconds. Log the alert in the application log in Event Viewer. 4. Set the following scheduling options:

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Microsoft Windows XP Inside Out, Second Edition The second option, Digital Device Format (DV-AVI), is the gold standard for quality. The least compressed format uses disk space at the rate of 178 MB per minute. Use this setting if plan to render your movie back onto digital videotape. The drop-down list that becomes available if you click the third option, Other Settings, presents all the available choices, including the two just described. Those choices are enumerated in Table 22-1. As you review the options, note that higher bit rates (rates of data transfer) generate smoother playback but can be a prime decision factor for video that will be accessed from an Internet site.

In this solution, we use a LINQ query to sort the books in descending number of pages, and then take the first book in the resulting list. The disadvantage with this approach is that all the books are sorted before we can get the result. This operation is likely to be O(n log n).

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Table 22-1.

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Video for Pocket PC (218 Kbps) Video for Pocket PC (143 Kbps) Video for Pocket PC (Full screen 218 Kbps) High-quality video (large) High-quality video (small)