Capturing Video From a Camcorder
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Topic: Capturing Video From a Camcorder
Posted By: SobeUK
Subject: Capturing Video From a Camcorder
Date Posted: 12 January 2004 at 6:26pm
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Is anybody out there? Can you help? What is the easiest way to capture video from a Panasonic NV-GS50 Camcorder? The software that comes with it (DVSudio3) only will aquire still images from the video. I need to get the whole video out so that I can edit it etc. When I try with Roxio DVD creator I get a communication error with the Camcorder (Ie the Panasonic driver does not work with the Roxio - not surprising from Panasonic). Any suggestions? Cheers |
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Posted By: BoLt
Date Posted: 15 January 2004 at 4:44pm
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Hmmm, Interesting one I have been looking at something like this for one of our customers in our Computer Service dept. Click links here that may help you... http://www.the-predator.com/dell/sec7-10.html#7-10-1 - Ways to Connect Your Camcorder to Your Computer http://www.ita.sel.sony.com/support/dvimag/digital8/faq/index.html - Sony online ------------- BoLt (Computer Engineer) I suffer from Dyslexia, it means I can not spell to well not that I am thick. www.welshlens.co.uk |
Posted By: JamesK
Date Posted: 17 January 2004 at 5:05am
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sir, U can get info about this in the literature provided with cam / retailer ask from retailer about ur question he will be happy to solve ur problem http://www.thechiptech.com/info_products.html - http://www.thechiptech.com/info_products.html ------------- James Smart Card Solutions www.thechiptech.com <a href=www.thechiptech.com>TheChipTech</a> |
Posted By: SobeUK
Date Posted: 18 January 2004 at 12:29pm
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Thanks guys. You've been most helpful. I've also found that I need to get the optional DV cable and software. Well off to Panasonics web site now to go shopping.
Cheers |
Posted By: rwiethorn
Date Posted: 19 January 2004 at 11:02am
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Yeah, You need to use FireWire, or USB. Hopefully your cammera supports firewire. I did this with my camera. JVC-500...unsure of exact model number...I'm at work. I used Adobe Premier 6.5, and FireWire. The video is transfer, and saved as AVI. The I burn to CD in a VCD format. The it plays on my DVD. USB is ok, but the image is degraded and is not very clear, due to transfer rate on USB. rwiethorn |
Posted By: the boss
Date Posted: 19 January 2004 at 3:07pm
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but of the cam corder support usb2 then its ok bciz usb2 is faster than firewire and the image quality should not be degraded logically ------------- http://www.web2messenger.com/theboss"> 
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