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Hi, Sony advised me to try to capture video from my Sony DCRHC32 on a
different PC, which I did, and the result was first class, both video and audio quality! So why it does not work on my PC (video with 1-2 sec gaps, sound just a horrible noise in DV-AVI setting -other settings delivering better results, but still not acceptable), when my PC is much faster and with more free memory?The problem is not just with Movie Maker, but with other movie editors as well, including Sony's own software. As my camera and the fireware cable have been eliminated as possible troublemakers, it is now obvious that something must be done with my PC, which is otherwise more than good enough for the job. To re-install something? Any idea?Thank you for any suggestions . . . |
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Could be a lot of different things.
Your computer may be faster and have more memory but what about a fragmented HDD? Have you defragged lately? Or possibly a bad firewire card (assuming your capturing with firewire). Did you use the same firewire cable on the other PC? "George UK" <GeorgeUK@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:8DA47B56-BE1B-434C-B3FD-FA8EF087F946@microsoft.com... > Hi, Sony advised me to try to capture video from my Sony DCRHC32 on a > different PC, which I did, and the result was first class, both video and > audio quality! So why it does not work on my PC (video with 1-2 sec gaps, > sound just a horrible noise in DV-AVI setting -other settings delivering > better results, but still not acceptable), when my PC is much faster and > with > more free memory?The problem is not just with Movie Maker, but with other > movie editors as well, including Sony's own software. As my camera and the > fireware cable have been eliminated as possible troublemakers, it is now > obvious that something must be done with my PC, which is otherwise more > than > good enough for the job. To re-install something? Any idea?Thank you for > any > suggestions . . . |
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Yes, I did use the same firewire cable and I also did defrag quite recently.
The firewire card is the original Packard Bell thing. "Wojo" wrote: > Could be a lot of different things. > Your computer may be faster and have more memory but what about a fragmented > HDD? Have you defragged lately? > Or possibly a bad firewire card (assuming your capturing with firewire). > Did you use the same firewire cable on the other PC? > > "George UK" <GeorgeUK@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:8DA47B56-BE1B-434C-B3FD-FA8EF087F946@microsoft.com... > > Hi, Sony advised me to try to capture video from my Sony DCRHC32 on a > > different PC, which I did, and the result was first class, both video and > > audio quality! So why it does not work on my PC (video with 1-2 sec gaps, > > sound just a horrible noise in DV-AVI setting -other settings delivering > > better results, but still not acceptable), when my PC is much faster and > > with > > more free memory?The problem is not just with Movie Maker, but with other > > movie editors as well, including Sony's own software. As my camera and the > > fireware cable have been eliminated as possible troublemakers, it is now > > obvious that something must be done with my PC, which is otherwise more > > than > > good enough for the job. To re-install something? Any idea?Thank you for > > any > > suggestions . . . > > > |
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Well I have little to no faith in Packard Bell so my own biased opinion is
to buy a new firewire card since they aren't expensive. "George UK" <GeorgeUK@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:BC44235A-D9AA-4961-B5D2-D2AE08A463A0@microsoft.com... > Yes, I did use the same firewire cable and I also did defrag quite > recently. > The firewire card is the original Packard Bell thing. > > "Wojo" wrote: > >> Could be a lot of different things. >> Your computer may be faster and have more memory but what about a >> fragmented >> HDD? Have you defragged lately? >> Or possibly a bad firewire card (assuming your capturing with firewire). >> Did you use the same firewire cable on the other PC? >> >> "George UK" <GeorgeUK@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message >> news:8DA47B56-BE1B-434C-B3FD-FA8EF087F946@microsoft.com... >> > Hi, Sony advised me to try to capture video from my Sony DCRHC32 on a >> > different PC, which I did, and the result was first class, both video >> > and >> > audio quality! So why it does not work on my PC (video with 1-2 sec >> > gaps, >> > sound just a horrible noise in DV-AVI setting -other settings >> > delivering >> > better results, but still not acceptable), when my PC is much faster >> > and >> > with >> > more free memory?The problem is not just with Movie Maker, but with >> > other >> > movie editors as well, including Sony's own software. As my camera and >> > the >> > fireware cable have been eliminated as possible troublemakers, it is >> > now >> > obvious that something must be done with my PC, which is otherwise more >> > than >> > good enough for the job. To re-install something? Any idea?Thank you >> > for >> > any >> > suggestions . . . >> >> >> |
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