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| Recently bought my first digital camcorder (Sony PC8E). I want to transfer footage onto video CD's - I do not have a DVD burner I know (?) that I need a firewire card & some software; Dabs have the Lucent 3 port firewire card inc Cyberlink Power Director SE for £15 (quicklink 17ZKWS). I seem to recall some good comments about the card a few weeks go in the group - can anyone advise re the software. My initial requirements are very basic ie get a copy of the footage from the tape in the camcorder onto a CD in a format that can be viewed on a PC or better still, a DVD player. Guess it would be nice to do some basic editing ie remove unwanted shots, but I *think* thats about it Will a 466mhz Celeron, 256mb ram be up to this Any info appreciated Cheers AC |
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| "AC" wrote in message ... Recently bought my first digital camcorder (Sony PC8E). I want to transfer footage onto video CD's - I do not have a DVD burner I know (?) that I need a firewire card & some software; Dabs have the Lucent 3 port firewire card inc Cyberlink Power Director SE for £15 (quicklink 17ZKWS). I seem to recall some good comments about the card a few weeks go in the group - can anyone advise re the software. My initial requirements are very basic ie get a copy of the footage from the tape in the camcorder onto a CD in a format that can be viewed on a PC or better still, a DVD player. Guess it would be nice to do some basic editing ie remove unwanted shots, but I *think* thats about it Will a 466mhz Celeron, 256mb ram be up to this I would buy the cheaper version of the card without software, and buy some proper editing software instead. You are probably on the limit with that spec of PC though. With a higher spec PC I would have recommended using Microsoft Movie Maker 2 as that is free. Look around for a copy of EditStudio 2 - free on many PC magazine cover disks. Reasonable editor Loz |
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