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  Capture problems

  Posted by Tom Brand on November 10, 2006 at 1:34 pm

  I’ve been capturing video using both a Canon ZR-45 and GL-2. Everything has been going great until I got to some miniDV that was shot on a JVC camera. The audio is “broken up,” the video appears to be running at 3/4 speed and is useless.
  When I did a capture in Microsoft Movie Maker, all the audio is there, but the speed of the video will run from 3/4 time to 1 1/2 speed.
  The guy who shot the video for me with the JVC has offered to let me use his camera for the dub, but it doesn’t have firewire. Also, when he plays it in his deck at the cable company, everything looks fine (I’m not sure if he’s digital there or is running S-video).

  Any suggestions?

  TrB
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  Tcindie replied 19 years, 6 months ago 3 Members · 3 Replies
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  Blast1

  November 10, 2006 at 8:14 pm

  [ShowMe_TrB] “The guy who shot the video for me with the JVC has offered to let me use his camera for the dub, but it doesn’t have firewire”

  Usually problem video should be played back in the cam that made it, You say the DV cam doesn’t have firewire, What country are you in?
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  Tom Brand

  November 10, 2006 at 9:25 pm

  He told me wrong…it does have a fireware port.

  I now have the camera and will see how it works out.

  TrB
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  Tcindie

  November 10, 2006 at 9:42 pm

  In the future, should you run across a camera without firewire, you could use the ‘pass through’ conversion on your camera, though you’d probably loose a little quality.

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