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June 5th 05, 07:44 PM
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 REQ: Software advice for newbie Am after a fairly simple software package that offers me step-by-step advice on how to transfer my digital video tapes to the pc, do a little bit of simple editing, and then burn them to dvd. what packages do people recommend for a complete beginner?? cheers   |
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June 5th 05, 08:13 PM
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| REQ: Software advice for newbie In article , armadillo999 @hotmail.com says... Am after a fairly simple software package that offers me step-by-step advice on how to transfer my digital video tapes to the pc, do a little bit of simple editing, and then burn them to dvd. what packages do people recommend for a complete beginner?? Windows Moviemaker: http://www.microsoft.com/moviemaker/ It's basic, point-and-click sort of stuff. -- Hywel Kill the Crazy Frog http://www.petitiononline.com/crzyfrg/ |
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June 5th 05, 10:07 PM
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| REQ: Software advice for newbie "Hywel Jenkins" wrote in message k... In article , armadillo999 @hotmail.com says... Am after a fairly simple software package that offers me step-by-step advice on how to transfer my digital video tapes to the pc, do a little bit of simple editing, and then burn them to dvd. what packages do people recommend for a complete beginner?? Windows Moviemaker: http://www.microsoft.com/moviemaker/ It's basic, point-and-click sort of stuff. Assuming that the OP's computer has a IEEE1394 (Firewire, iLink) port / card, otherwise they will need one. |
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June 9th 05, 05:13 PM
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| REQ: Software advice for newbie you'll also need an mpeg encoder and some DVD authoring s/ware. an all in one like the Ulead offering might be easiest for you. I use TMPGenc and DVD author with good results having edited in moviemaker. Jon ":::Jerry::::" wrote in message eenews.net... "Hywel Jenkins" wrote in message k... In article , armadillo999 @hotmail.com says... Am after a fairly simple software package that offers me step-by-step advice on how to transfer my digital video tapes to the pc, do a little bit of simple editing, and then burn them to dvd. what packages do people recommend for a complete beginner?? Windows Moviemaker: http://www.microsoft.com/moviemaker/ It's basic, point-and-click sort of stuff. Assuming that the OP's computer has a IEEE1394 (Firewire, iLink) port / card, otherwise they will need one. |
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