[Georgerm]

Thanks for the reply Aanarav:

I was able to import the miniDVD into Adobe PP 1.5, but I can remember how I did it. I used Roxio Easy Media Creator 7. The video opened into Adobe PP 1.5 video editor area, but the sound line didn’t make it. I will do it again and let you know how, if you need this information. What format can one change a miniDVD to so it will work?

What good is a video camera that uses miniDVD’s if it won’t work with a video editor? Won’t Adobe PP 2.0 solve this problem?

George

[Georgerm]

Thanks again Mike:

I’m not sure if my videos have those files and would hope that Adobe PP 1.5 would fix this problem.

Will it help to get Adobe PP 2.0 and use mpeg 2?

George

[Georgerm]

Thanks Mike for the reply:

When I get serious about video editing, then I will get a new computer with a dual core pentium. I may start a business and do videos for weddings and special occasions. Then I will upgrade.

Right now I think I have a 4 year old Mustang with 60,000 miles. It works but won’t win any races.

George

[Georgerm]

Thanks for the reply Vincent.

The only effects are transistions and DVD music.

What do you mean by format? mpeg1? Mpeg 2 wont’t play on the DVD player.

The hard drive is pretty much free. Do I need a faster hard drive?

What if I put in 500 megs more of ram and get AdobePP 2?

George