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Sorry for the silly question but does the Panasonic GS 70 have firewire connectivity? In the manual it makes a one word mention of it as does the tutorials on the US pana site but mine does not seem to have one. I can see the USB port but that's it. GaryT

Without having access to the camera on which they were recorded, I need to import the video from camcorder DVDs into a computer and then compress the files suitably for posting on a web site. So far I have only had access to a disc which has been finalised as a DVD movie and it is proving very difficult to convert and compress the files suitably. Can anyone tell me if the files on a...

Looking for a cheap solution to using the above camcorder on raft rides and such at Disneyworld and similar. Doesn't need to be submersible, but good splash protection required. -- David Quinn

This may be off topic, not sure. I'm trying to create decent-quality video that will then stream off my website - not download and play, but stream directly off the webserver. I'm using Pinnacle Studio 9, I've built video using the 'streaming' button (using Windows Media), but when I post it to my site it still downloads before it'll play. Obviously, I'm doing something wrong somewheres, but...

Hi all Anyone got one of these and would give me a comment as I am thinking of buying this camcorder Many thanks Daniel

Hi. My DVD recorder has a DV in, and four main quality settings: FINE, SP, LP, and EP, where EP = extended play. I have an entry level Canon digital camcorder, the 630i. I'm just wondering roughly what sort of quality I should be looking to record my camcorder footage across to my DVD recorder on. FINE equates to 1 hour per DVD, SP to 2 hours and LP to four hours. The camcorder takes good...

I'm using Ulead VideoStudio 8 on a 1000MHz Athlon, Win98SE, 512MB RAM, separate HDDs for OS and an 80GB data drive. I've defragged the drives. (After replacing the original HDD, and re-installing Win98SE the system is totally stable with all other software.) I'm trying to edit captured MiniDV footage using Ulead's VS8. If the capture is fairly small, there's no problem, but currently I'm...

Just got an underwater camcorder housing and video lamp for a Sony trv 355e and we are off to the red sea for Christmas. Do I need a corrective filter, if so is it magenta colour. And at what depth do you need to use it, or is it constant use in blue water? many thanks in advance

Not sure if this is the correct forum but I'm sure I'll get an answer. What is the purpose of an arial pass through on a DVD player, I can understand the purpose on a VCR but am a wee bit puzzled re the DVD. Geoff Lane

Sorry if this topic has been discussed earlier, as I'm sure it must have been. I've got lots of original Video8 recordings dating from nearly 20 years ago. I want to transfer them to DVD. I can do this either via my computer or Philips DVD recorder using firewire. I have a new Sony digital video camera which can convert analogue signals to digital. Unfortunately my Video8 recorder only has...

Hi all I am considering buying one of these camcorders Can anyone tell me what is the difference in them? Many thanks Daniel

On Fri, 05 Nov 2004 09:56:24 +0000, Ian Molton wrote in rec.video.desktop: tetraplan wrote: Before I forget, where is everybody posting from? There are 3.000.000 groups (1) in this crosspost, I would like to trim the headers a bit. (1) or slightly less.

Hi guys. Is there an effect on Premiere Pro (or a combo of effects) which allows you to get that soft lens vaseline on the lens look? I can't seem to figure it out! Cheers, Tom

OK - I know I could be opening a can of worms here, but I would appreciate some advice from you users out there. What do think is the best buy at the moment for 400 quid? - DV camera, Firewire card and cable. No real requirement for still pics. It's intended as a Christmas present for a novice. Thanks in anticipation, Bob

On Fri, 05 Nov 2004 10:41:28 GMT, (SjT) wrote in rec.video.desktop: tetraplan Kissed me, Licked me, then left me a note: JACK is a virtual audio cable. Very interesting. Allows you to pipe audio from one application into another. Nothing really like this on windows, although I think ReWire can be

On Fri, 05 Nov 2004 10:34:55 GMT, (SjT) wrote in rec.video.desktop: tetraplan Kissed me, Licked me, then left me a note: Before I forget, where is everybody posting from? There are 3.000.000 groups (1) in this crosspost, I would like to trim the headers a bit.

(SjT) writes: I thought that no matter whether i had SuSE, Slackware, Redhat or Mandrake i could install any linux application and it would run identical in performance and stability providing the linux kernel was the same? And the same gcc, glibc, ... etc. Plus also the configuration options used and patches applied to these system libraries and utilities can affect how...

I have been using Studio 8 for ages now and I'm quite happy with it. I did try the Adobe one for a while but it was a little too complicated for my needs. With chrimbo just around the corner I was wondering what other software might interest me? Studio 9 ?

Hi, I've just done my first video capture from video cam to PC hard drive. The dropped frame rate was 1.1%. Is this an acceptable level. I see several web sites containing information about what to do if dropped frames are a problem. Do I need to fine tune my setup to get the 1.1% down?.

Hi Anyone that has purchased the MVX25i (especially from Comet). Does it come with a lens cap, lens cap cord, and batteries for the remote control. Its just I have seen two packages on the web, one simply called Canon MiniDV MVX25i, the other usually has the word "kit" added to the title. The kit includes lens cap etc on the websites descriptions, but the others don't seem to. According to Canon...