Steve Edwards
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I just don’t understand it. I just transfered some footage from my DVX100B this time, and for 5 minutes of footage, there were about 200 dropped frames. This has never happened before. I just updated version 6b to 6d. I wonder if that could have something to do with it?
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I even converted all the files to 720 x 480, where they were 800 x 600. Still closes the program down.
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That’s the problem. I don’t have the patience to sit there for hours and try to figure it out (sounds bad but attention span in the 50’s seems alot shorter than used to be). And I like all the differnt planes moving at different times. Is there a program that will do all that for you?
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I believe it will, but not 100% sure. It can’t find you footage on the hard drive. Make sure that they are available where they are supposed to be. I made this mistake when I used files/footage that were on a cd. Took out the cd saved the project, and the next time I used the program it could not find the files.
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Thanks, I downloaded the trial version of Visual Communicator, and going over to the school today to actually see what they have.
Thanks again Mike
Have a blessed day
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Hey Mike, Sorry it took so long to get back. I found out from my wife, that they use what they call a broadcast cart each morning. She said that the camera is just hooked up to the school network, and nothing goes through a computer. So, don’t really know how this would work (getting her hooked up to use Visual Communicator), and what equipment that she would need. Any help would be appreciated.
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I just called her, and she thinks that it does go through some kind of mixer. She said she will look for a brand and model number before she comes home. I will write back the info when she gets home. I checked out that software, and maybe I’m not getting it right, but it seems to sound like you record your presentation then play it, instead of live on the spot.
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Only problem, this is all being done live. So there is no Vegas involved, just the elementary shools video equipment and grade school computer, piped through their classroom monitors, live.