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  • Peter Mclennan

    October 30, 2009 at 8:48 pm in reply to: dropped frames in Vegas, fine in Media Player

    Mike, the Creative Vado shoots in three qualities. “HD+”, “HD” and “VGA”. HD+ playback in Vegas is very poor, as I’ve posted, VGA plays perfectly in Vegas and HD plays quite well, not dropping frames at all. I see some tearing of the video during pans, but that’s probably due to my 4 year old Matrox card.

    So, it’s definitely a bandwidth issue. 🙂

    The good news is:

    0) I can edit Creative Vado footage in Vegas
    1) “HD” looks virtually as good as “HD+”
    2) I don’t have to buy a Mac. : ) KIDDING, you Mac people!

    This is a great little camcorder. Its lens is much wider than anything else out there and that’s a VERY good thing.

    Thanks for your help. All I needed was a push to do a little experimenting.

  • Peter Mclennan

    October 30, 2009 at 7:50 pm in reply to: dropped frames in Vegas, fine in Media Player

    That ain’t gonna happen. : )

  • Peter Mclennan

    October 30, 2009 at 7:28 pm in reply to: dropped frames in Vegas, fine in Media Player

    What did you mean, Mike about “spending more money”? Not buy a Mac, surely? : )

  • Peter Mclennan

    October 30, 2009 at 7:24 pm in reply to: dropped frames in Vegas, fine in Media Player

    Thanks, Mike. It’s a neat little camera, but not being able to edit is a bummer. Perhaps this picture will change if the camera becomes more popular.

    What do you mean by “spending even more money”? What would I need to do. Not buy a Mac, surely? : ) : )

    I’ll try a lower quality capture and see if things change.

    Again, thanks!

    Peter

  • Peter Mclennan

    October 30, 2009 at 6:40 pm in reply to: dropped frames in Vegas, fine in Media Player

    Thanks, Mike. I did this during my attempts at debugging the problem. In fact, timeline playback got worse when I did this. : ) After matching project properties, playback speed was unaffected, but image quality was degraded.

    When I select various “preview” modes (auto, full, half or quarter) image quality changes but frame rate does not.

    Again, thanks for your help so far.

    Peter

  • Peter Mclennan

    March 1, 2008 at 5:29 am in reply to: edit DV on-line from USB drive?

    Interesting, Tony. Thanks for the input. So Firewire drive into the computer, DV cam into the drive?
    It’s good to know that there’s a fallback position.

  • Peter Mclennan

    March 1, 2008 at 12:09 am in reply to: edit DV on-line from USB drive?

    Incredible. I’ll probably get a dual format (Firewire and USB) external drive. A 500GB should do me for a while. Are they all the same? Or should I aim for a particular brand?

  • Peter Mclennan

    February 29, 2008 at 6:11 pm in reply to: edit DV on-line from USB drive?

    Fantastic! This will kick spots off my old Matrox Digisuite : )
    Thanks, Edward

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