Greg Barringer
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It worked very well. Thank you both or your help.
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Thanks John, I tried that using Ultimate S. It worked well and dropped the file size to 8GB for 2 hours of video. I’m burning it now, I’ll report back.
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Thanks, I’ll give that a try. I have Ultimate S Lite, I’ll try that to render. I haven’t used it for anything but a montage yet.
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I think one of Sony’s strong points is a well organized UI. Vegas is a good example. Their entire line of hardware is also easier to use.
I bought a Panasonic combo VHS / DVD Burner to make DVDs of my old family camcorder tapes. Every time I went to use it I had to read the manual. The UI made no sense and was very confusing. I finally got so frustrated that I gave it to a friend and bought a Sony. With the Sony I read the manual once and never had to read it again.
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John, I saw in Preferences how to set the second display for the profile I created. Thank you for pointing me in the right direction.
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Yes, I have dual 23″ Apple Cinema LCD Displays and I’ve used one as a secondary Preview. It works very well. Do I have to do anything special in Vegas to have it use the ICC profile created by XRite? It uses the Profile in all the photography programs automatically just like your Spyder3.
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Thanks John, Is a calibrated LCD computer monitor usable? I use an XRite Color Munki to profile the Apple Cinema Display. I’ve used an XRite Eye One Display2 with CALMAN software to calibrate LCD TV’s.
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Thanks John and Mike, that’s the information I was looking for.
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I have the Sony HDR-CX520V, John is giving you good advice. I went through the same thing.
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Here’s how I do it and it works very well. I have a Sony mini DV Handycam model DCR-TRV33. The Handycam came with a cable for playback to a VCR.
I connect that cable from the Handycam to the VCR line out, red, white, yellow. Then connect the Handycam to the computer with Firewire. Set the Handycam to VCR mode and Analog In / Digital Out (AV IN/DV Out). This is selected in the menu. Use Vegas to Capture.
Any camcorder with AV IN/DV OUT will work.