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  • Doug Tonee

    September 28, 2008 at 11:45 am in reply to: How to capture footage Mini DV Method Question

    John,
    Thanks for the quick reply. I would like to restate your suggestions to ensure my understanding.
    So you are recommending that I use one project for capturing, correct?
    Then there use the feature, scene detect to archive the data for permanent storage but will eliminate its immediate access reducing resource overhead…. correct?

    If this is a correct intreptation, I will go read up on scene detect. Is this done after the capture is completed or during capture or able during both?

    Please forgive my newbie questions.

    Thanks,

    Doug

  • Hi Tim,
    I have solved it w/ the help of Adobe. I had uninstalled the program and reinstalled it w/out success and then re-initiated my drive w/ the directory defaults… basically the way it was shipped and reinstalled the Master Collection. This still did not do the job. So Adobe Tech support to the rescue. We spent about 20 minutes and then the support rep asked me about audio.
    I do not have any audio attached presently, this is a new machine and I am just capturing all my footage so I did not have any need to get speakers yet, or so I thought.

    The rep had me check the Audio settings under audio hardware, ASIO settings. It was set to modem. Now I don’t know how this setting was changed, but it was and that was the issue.

    Hope this helps someone in the future.

    Doug

  • Doug Tonee

    September 21, 2008 at 1:01 am in reply to: cannot capture from MIni DVD

    Windows Movie Maker should do this. I used to use that until I went to Premier CS3.

  • Doug Tonee

    September 8, 2008 at 5:33 pm in reply to: Monitor Window: Source vs. Sequence window question

    Thanks Eddie- That makes perfect sense. I will have a go at the free tutorials you referenced.

    Thanks again,

    Doug

  • Doug Tonee

    July 27, 2008 at 2:32 pm in reply to: Adobe Premier CS3: Trouble Importing- Need Advice

    Hello Jon,
    Yes a legit copy, and I have 4 GB ram not 2 as initially posted.
    The cpu is a dual processor Pentium(R)D 3.00GHz.

    The capture is done through Premiere. The camcorder is turned on, Premiere recognizes the device, I select the “capture” function and the “capture” window opens, I then select tape and it captures.

    I am importing it because after the capture it creates an avi file and I thought I had to do that to get it into a project.

    Thanks,

    Doug

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