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  • Tarique Islam

    February 19, 2010 at 1:03 am in reply to: What are my options?

    Yes it will certainly work. Then you may be able to drag/drop those files into the video bars. Worst case, you may have to IMPORT those clips into Vegas 9. Just as a precaution, please ask him the video format he will have in the hard disk – AVCHD/M2TS, MPEG-2 etc.
    Good luck.

    NB: I normally shoot stage shows with my Sony HVR-Z5U camera. That can record in a HD tapes (65 mins/tape) cost $12.00 each. Since i am shooting from one spot, I also capture the entire show directly in a laptop’s hard drive using the firewire port of the camera. This way,
    I get a complete backup. Another advantage is that, when I change the tape, the hard disk continues capturing non-stop. So there is less chance of any footage.

    -Tarique

  • Tarique Islam

    February 16, 2010 at 12:01 am in reply to: What are my options?

    The Video guy can also shoot in standard definition. He has to setup the Video resolution in the camera settings to standard definition. The downside of this is that if, later, by any chance, your brother wants the production in HD disc that will not be possible. So it is better to make the stock video in HD.

  • Tarique Islam

    February 15, 2010 at 11:28 pm in reply to: What are my options?

    I have a Sony HVR-Z5U HD camera that can take it in Tape – .m2ts files at a resolution of HDD – 1920×1080 60i or 50i and 1080p (progressive). I imported/captured that tape into the hard disk. Then I do post-production all in HD and I can output in HD or Standard Definition (720x480i) NTSC WIDESCREEN. But you will need the camera to hook it up with a firewire cable in order to capture. If not, the camera person has to give it to you in MT2S DVD disk that he has captured in his computer.

    -TI

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