Hello,
I want to capture some old analog video recorded on a Hi8 tape by playing it on a Sony Digital 8 camera connected to a PC with a firewire. Capture will be done a Dell Inspiron 1520 notebook PC running Vista.
Would it be better to do this using Movie Maker or WinDV - or does it matter?
Thanks for any suggestions or advice?
Bert
DV capture using Movie Maker or WinDV
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Either will do it just fine. My own preference is WinDV as it is simple to use and usually results in no dropped frames. Whichever you use, if you intend editing it in VS, then set the captured to use Type 1 DV encoder as that gives a wider variety of computers less trouble, and VS seems to prefer it.
Either will do it just fine. My own preference is WinDV as it is simple to use and usually results in no dropped frames. Whichever you use, if you intend editing it in VS, then set the captured to use Type 1 DV encoder as that gives a wider variety of computers less trouble, and VS seems to prefer it.
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