Perry Cheng
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Steven, Thanks for such quick reply. Perry
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Or make it small enough that can not be reproduce to a DVD. e.g. 320×240 (usually this is what the web video is anyway.)
Perry
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George, I did not see you answer to the other posters on your Jan 13 post re: is there other capture card that you are using to bring in the DV? Or you are capturing thru a standard IEEE firewire port? When you turn off your XL1, then turn it back on while connected to the pc, does it bring up a dialog box to ask if you want to open it via various programs (including premiere)?
Perry
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George,
1st of all, what’s wrong w/ your PPro? Why not try to fix that since you already have it? 2nd what are you looking for to accomplish? Premiere Element might be what you need.Perry
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Great work. Would you check the 2nd link to see if there is any typo? I am not able to access.
Perry
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All,
I had the same scepticism, however, after viewing some of the “supposedly shot w/ edit footages” of this cam, I am wondering to want to give it a try. Yes, it may not be good for editing, professional use, but for caring on the trip, well, can’t beat that, right? Low light quality is not too bad either. Well, I have done some readings, mostly bashing this Cam from the pro, but from the consumer level, or even some prosumers, it is certainly a little toy to have.Perry
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1st, I assume you are talking about getting a Camcorder, right? Have you Consider Sanyo HD1? or HD1a?
Perry
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Doug,
It looks pretty good on the web, however, I love to see more of the original resolutions… I downloaded the .mov file 28MB, however, it is missing some codec. Can you tell me where I need to download more Quicktime codec? The QT player tells me it is not found on their server.Perry
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ok, I did try XP 64 for a couple of days and then went back to XP Pro because it can not recognize one of my HD because the controller was not in their support list. I did some simple test, the render speed has improve 5-8%, but not really noticeable for small projects. Premiere 1.5 runs fine under XP64.
As far as AMD, I used to have Intel, and then for the price switched to AMD. Now, it has been 6-7 years since, if not longer. I have not have any problem with AMD at all. In fact, I think for my experience, it is more stable (w/ Premiere). Again, this was many years ago w/ Intel and Premiere has changed a lot as well. As far as render speed, I think AMD is very competitive as well. The next system I buy, I may go back to Intel just to see the difference, if any.
Perry
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Greg, Here is how I worked around it… I type everything in MS word, then Copy and paste to the Titler, then all fonts can be changed afterward within the Titler, isn’t that weird!! But, that the only way I can get it to work.
Perry