[Nick Moore]

It’s a Panasonic PV-GS180 miniDV.

I think I figured out the problem. I went and deleted a bunch of junk of the hard disc, tried WinDV again, and everything worked fine. That was probably it, insufficient free space.

I didn’t use Vegas ’cause I had WinDV before I had Vegas, and it works great. Also, I didn’t know Vegas could capture in AVI, only MPEG-2. I tried this before w/ a different program, only to find out my PC isn’t powerful enough to capture directly to MPEG-2. Some guys have told me the processer has to be quite strong to do this. Mine isn’t.

I’m filimg GWAR and Kingdom Of Sorrow on Thursday, and will try those tapes w/ Vegas and see how it goes.

[Nick Moore]

Yeah, I knew I missed something. Thanks John.

[Nick Moore]

Thanks JR. That worked, and everything is fine. Thanks for all the help, everyone.

[Nick Moore]

Thank you, JR. I did this, and everything in the preview turned out well. I’m pleased.

I know I sound like a moron here, but where do I go now? I want to save the video somewhere, and add it to DVD-Lab. Should I go to “Render to New Track” under Tools, and save it where I need it? Or is there something else I need to do. Again, very thankful for the help.

~Nick

[Nick Moore]

Thanks for the help, Guys. I’ll try these things out and let you know how they went.

[Nick Moore]

Thanks JR!

Unfortunately, I went to VASST’s website, and the link doesn’t work >:-(

[Nick Moore]

Thanks for the help. I have both versions on seperate DVDs, and I’m an extreme Vegas NOOB, can you give me a short step by step on how to do it manually? (I’m not sure how to adjust the motion of the tracks and cut the clips). I’d be greatly appreciative. I’d like to at least try this before I drop the $69 on InfinitCAM. Thanks!