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I get this error when I try to import video from my sony cam
Posted: Thu Jul 31, 2008 7:33 pm
by seseberg
Unexpected error: Unexpected error: No time stamp has ben set for this sample.
How do I fix this? where do I set that time stamp?
I get the same error on VideoStudio 9SE and 10SE... HELP!!!
Posted: Thu Jul 31, 2008 7:45 pm
by sjj1805
sorry but that s a bit like saying a red warning light appeared on my dashboard whilst I was driving to the shops - what could it be?
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Posted: Thu Jul 31, 2008 7:52 pm
by seseberg
ok, I don't get what you're saying, but i'll try this...
I am using a Sony CCD-TRV608, hooked up to my laptop through a USB 2861 device that has a USB EMP audio device along with it... basically a s-video/rca usb adaptop..... my cam has a hi8 tape in it.... u know my hardware configuration already.... I am using VS 10SE, but I get the same thing on VS 9SE that I also own..... HELP
Posted: Thu Jul 31, 2008 7:53 pm
by seseberg
this is really my first time working with ulead software... so excuse me if i dunno everything.............. (I am a n00b)
Posted: Thu Jul 31, 2008 8:09 pm
by sjj1805
Description of the Sony CCD-TRV608
Found a review here
A slightly better description here
From my experience a USB connection is poor and only good for using a camcorder as a webcam or for transferring still images. Digital Camcorders use an IEEE1394 firewire link which is more reliable - but the Hi8 camcorder does not have one. When I used to use a Hi8 Camcoder I connected the camcorder by way of RCA plugs to a TV card and record the video into my computer that way.
Sorry of its not much help.
Posted: Thu Jul 31, 2008 8:11 pm
by seseberg
well, I am certainly not using a standard usb cable to record stuff, I have a usb rca/s-video adapter (usb to laptop, 3 rca and s-video to cam) that I use, but I can't find any info on this time stamp thing on the sample, I looked into the manual, but there is nothing about it, what do I do?
Posted: Thu Jul 31, 2008 8:14 pm
by sjj1805
Only thing I can suggest is to download the 30 day free trial of
Womble MPEG Wizard
it has a tool for fixing PTS (Program Time Stamps). Once done you can export the video from Womble and Import it into VideoStudio.
Posted: Thu Jul 31, 2008 9:39 pm
by PidTel
VS9 is not compatible with Vista.
VS10 is, but only after being updated with the Vista pack.
The Vista update pack cannot be applied to the SE version.
Tom
Posted: Thu Jul 31, 2008 9:48 pm
by sjj1805
well Tom
Posted: Thu Jul 31, 2008 10:22 pm
by seseberg
to me, it kinda looks like u have never tryed any of these two products on Vista... as a matter of fact, BOTH VS 9SE and 10SE WORK with Vista, without any updates, and I have succesfully imported an hour of filming from my sony cam. The problem was the driver for this EasyCap adaptor... The driver that comes with the bundle acsually works better than the one I get through windows update, one which acsually appears to be newer than the one on the cd, but, unfortunately does not work. Bottom line is, BOTH these products work perfectly under Windows Vista Home Premium 32bit SP1, but the driver needs to be the good one...
I have an other question though, as I recorded this hour of streaming, I ended up with a 62 gig file... it is an .avi file, 30 fps, 151242 kbps bitrate, frame width 640, frame height 480, length 00:56:46. How do I rerecord this into a smaller format that would fit a DVD?
Re: well Tom
Posted: Thu Jul 31, 2008 10:28 pm
by sjj1805
seseberg wrote:to me, it kinda looks like u have never tryed any of these two products on Vista... as a matter of fact, BOTH VS 9SE and 10SE WORK with Vista, without any updates, and I have succesfully imported an hour of filming from my sony cam. The problem was the driver for this EasyCap adaptor... The driver that comes with the bundle acsually works better than the one I get through windows update, one which acsually appears to be newer than the one on the cd, but, unfortunately does not work. Bottom line is, BOTH these products work perfectly under Windows Vista Home Premium 32bit SP1, but the driver needs to be the good one...
I have an other question though, as I recorded this hour of streaming, I ended up with a 62 gig file... it is an .avi file, 30 fps, 151242 kbps bitrate, frame width 640, frame height 480, length 00:56:46. How do I rerecord this into a smaller format that would fit a DVD?
Erm.... perhaps not
seseberg wrote:Unexpected error: Unexpected error: No time stamp has ben set for this sample.
How do I fix this? where do I set that time stamp?
I get the same error on VideoStudio 9SE and 10SE... HELP!!!
Re: well Tom
Posted: Thu Jul 31, 2008 10:33 pm
by seseberg
why do u say perhaps not? I dont get the error anymore, get it? it was all because of the driver, both version installed on my toshiba laptop perform great now, no errors, no crashes. ?!?!?
