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My mm2 onlaptop p4 win xp home seems to hang up while
capturing manually from a sony dv hi8 camcorder. I am wondering whether it would be simpler and faster to just record the whole tape automatically and then edit the clips in mm2 to avoid this problem. |
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A Sony Hi8 camcorder is an analog camcorder, even though the word digital is
on it. You must also be using an analog capture device because it doesn't have a firewire connection. What analog capture device are you using with it? Or are you using a Sony digital 8 camcorder with a firewire connection? -- PapaJohn www.papajohn.org "Matt" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:c62f01c40910$94fcaad0$a401280a@phx.gbl... > My mm2 onlaptop p4 win xp home seems to hang up while > capturing manually from a sony dv hi8 camcorder. I am > wondering whether it would be simpler and faster to just > record the whole tape automatically and then edit the > clips in mm2 to avoid this problem. |
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I don't know what I was thinking of, but the camcorder is a Sony "Digital 8" DCR-TRV315 NTSC with a DV connection, which I believe is a firewire connection
I've been capturing all day to DV-AVI by using the automatic capture feature and then editing the clips. although the capturing goes smoothly, editing each clip takes a long time because I am just editing a sample of clips and the time on the clip does not show the elapsed time which does not match the original tape So, I started capturing manually from a Canon ZR70, which went much faster, initially. But, about midway through the MiniDV tape, the capturing wizard freezes after I stop capturing to advance the tape to the next part of the tape to capture. I tried adjusting the project save setting from 1 minute to 7 minutes, but this did not prevent the wizard from hanging up again I don't know if this makes a difference, but I am saving to a Maxtor 80gig external drive because the free space on my laptop is only 16gig Now I am going to try capturing the balance of the tape before importing the saved project to see if this makes a difference Thanks for your help ----- PapaJohn wrote: ---- A Sony Hi8 camcorder is an analog camcorder, even though the word digital i on it. You must also be using an analog capture device because it doesn' have a firewire connection What analog capture device are you using with it? Or are you using a Son digital 8 camcorder with a firewire connection -- PapaJoh www.papajohn.or "Matt" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in messag news:c62f01c40910$94fcaad0$a401280a@phx.gbl.. > My mm2 onlaptop p4 win xp home seems to hang up whil > capturing manually from a sony dv hi8 camcorder. I a > wondering whether it would be simpler and faster to jus > record the whole tape automatically and then edit th > clips in mm2 to avoid this problem |
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Matt,
You might try capturing with the WinDV utility - there's a link to it on my Digital Camcorders > Intro page. PapaJohn www.papajohn.org "Matt" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:503E2F33-94CC-4B58-AE0D-0DC71619D850@microsoft.com... > I don't know what I was thinking of, but the camcorder is a Sony "Digital 8" DCR-TRV315 NTSC with a DV connection, which I believe is a firewire connection? > > I've been capturing all day to DV-AVI by using the automatic capture feature and then editing the clips. although the capturing goes smoothly, editing each clip takes a long time because I am just editing a sample of clips and the time on the clip does not show the elapsed time which does not match the original tape. > > So, I started capturing manually from a Canon ZR70, which went much faster, initially. But, about midway through the MiniDV tape, the capturing wizard freezes after I stop capturing to advance the tape to the next part of the tape to capture. I tried adjusting the project save setting from 1 minute to 7 minutes, but this did not prevent the wizard from hanging up again. > > I don't know if this makes a difference, but I am saving to a Maxtor 80gig external drive because the free space on my laptop is only 16gig. > > Now I am going to try capturing the balance of the tape before importing the saved project to see if this makes a difference. > |
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