Zane Barker
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[adrian kelaty] “The real problem is, when i save it as a self-contained movie, it ends up letterboxed in a 4:3 fram”
Then ether your time line settings or your export settings are off.
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[Fabrizio D’Agnano] “If I can’t use the two FW ports at the same time, then I am forced to capture on the internal drive, then unplug the camcorder, connect the external FW HD and start editing, all editing done without the possibility to play the timeline on an external monitor.”
You should be ok just capturing to a firewire drive. I have done that before with little problems. The issues really start to occur once you start editing and adding effects, color corrections etc while at the same time trying to go back out firewire for ether preview or laying back to tape.
Where you plan on travailing with it, you should really look into a Macbook Pro. You can add a second separate firewire bus by adding a firewire express card. Or better yet get a eSata card and use a esata drive. (eSata is way faster then firewire 800)
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It really depends on the footage itself. If you could post a clip or even a still of the video it would be much easer to say.
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[James Rhodimer] ” need to stay under 100 megs if possible. everything I’ve tried is either too big or squeezes the width inward. “
What exactly have you tried, it is hard for us to say anything without knowing what you have tried.
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USB will also cause you problems. USB works in bursts of data where firewire works using a constant flow of data. You are bound to have dropped frames and other issues.
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More specifically Flip4Mac Pro the free plug in, will let you view, but does not have full export capabilities.
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[Bernard Ageeb] “Then i am trying compressor to encode.”
Well iDVD will not take pre encoded files from compressor like DVD SP will.
[Bernard Ageeb] “Eveyone is telling us iDVD is better than DVD studio pro.”
Who is everyone? Most likely they are intimidated by DVD SP.
DVD SP gives you much more control in creating your DVD menus. Besides I would NEVER give a client a DVD that is going to look like one there 10 year old kid just made. Now that does not mean that I never use templates, I created several of my own templates, some based off of a template and then altered greatly, and some built from scratch.
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Zane Barker
February 1, 2008 at 1:33 am in reply to: How do I Capture Computer Screen Activity to VideoThis has been covered several times, please do a search of the forums for screen capture or screen record.
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Zane Barker
February 1, 2008 at 1:33 am in reply to: How do I Capture Computer Screen Activity to VideoThis has been covered several times, please do a search of the forums for screen capture or screen record.
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I don’t know why you are offering that to me, I am not the one who posted the question about the drives.
I said it was the only way to go for a macbook because there are no other option s that are better. I prefer esata as it keeps my camera/deck on a completely separate bus from the hard drive. Keeping them on separate busses prevents SO MANY potential problems.
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