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  • Ken Hodson

    October 10, 2006 at 9:56 am in reply to: Quality capture

    I dont know what everyone is squalking about. It isnt like basic analog capture requires “expensive” or complicated hardware anylonger. His all in wonder will capture to a simple .avi without a problem, and will look pretty much as good as any other. That said, sorry to here your having problems astro4travel . As a simple test try capture with freeware virtualVCR.
    https://virtualvcr.sourceforge.net/
    I would use huffYUV with that test and see how the file looks after a quick capture. If it plays fine try importing it into Premiere and check it there.

  • Ken Hodson

    October 10, 2006 at 7:23 am in reply to: Quality capture

    I dont know what everyone is squalking about. It isnt like basic analog capture requires “expensive” or complicated hardware anylonger. His all in wonder will capture to a simple .avi without a problem, and will look pretty much as good as any other. That said, sorry to here your having problems astro4travel . As a simple test try capture with freeware virtualVCR.
    https://virtualvcr.sourceforge.net/
    I would use huffYUV with that test and see how the file looks after a quick capture. If it plays fine try importing it into Premiere and check it there.

  • Ken Hodson

    April 2, 2006 at 6:24 pm in reply to: Phase (Bi-Phase) ‘ing music

    Thanks, I will give it a try, and see how it sounds.

  • Ken Hodson

    July 20, 2005 at 4:48 pm in reply to: Exporting 4:3 from my 16×9 project

    That is prety much what I have arrived at. I broke up my timeline and rendered out the 4:3 footage, and the 16:9 footage seperately.
    Import the 4:3 footage into a 4:3 SD timeline then zoom out untill it fits. Then add the 16:9 footage then export to 4:3 DVD.
    Best I could come up with.
    Thanks for the help

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