Mick Hrbeck
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thank you. So simple once you know where to look.
The COW. Invaluable.
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Damn, you people are smart!
How the heck did you get so smart?
Why do all the really smart people hang out at the Cow?
Thanks a million, Ervin. I was able to hook the vcr up to my GL2 and digitize the footage and at the same time capture it into Premiere. Now, it’s just a matter of sitting and drinking beer while the footage gets transferred. You and Mike V. (who has helped me out of jams in the past) and Vince are champs for helping out. I’m not real good with these dang computers but if you ever have any beer drinking questions, feel free to send ’em my way. 🙂
Cheers
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Ervin
Thanks for your thoughts. I don’t have a device that will play the VHS-c that has a firewire port. If I understand what you are saying,…you do have such a device? Tell me how this is possible…
Thank you
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Mike
Thanks for the reply. No dropped frames on capture, I can monitor this during download. If POS means what I think it does :-)) you could be right about that. I have used it before to do this succesfully, which is why I thought I must have a setting screwed up without knowing it. Does the sample rate of the audio have anything to do with this? 48khz as opposed to 32khz? I am stumped, but I do thank you for answering………
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Mike
Thank you for responding. I went to sleep for a few days and just woke up and remembered that I posted.
I’m using 6.5, encoding with Pro Coder Express and authoring with DVDit(LE). But it doesn’t allow for chapters so this is how I’ve been getting around it on smaller projects. So yes, you’ve hit the nail on the head. I remember that it was on your recommendation that I discovered ProCoder, so maybe you can recommend an authoring program to go along with the tools that I am currently using. In any event, thanks for your help, you always seem to have all the right answers.
Mick