Thread: Dazzle Video Creator 80 or 150 ???
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Old 17-04-2004, 13:02   #11
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Re: Dazzle Video Creator 80 or 150 ???
[QUOTE=erol]OK Things are getting a bit confused here. I will try and clarify.

I assumed your video source was VHS (analog). With an analogue source you need to do two things. 1 - digitise the analgue video (turn it into a datastream) and 2 - get the datastream onto your computer. Thus the suggestion to record from VHS to DV was one means of achieving part one (digitisation) as DV is a digital format (unlike VHS which is analogue).

It would seem that your source is in DV format and thus already a datastream. This actually makes things a lot easier. All you need to do in this senario is transfer the datastream on the DV cassett to the PC. As your camcorder has a firewire output, all you need is a firewire input on the PC (which you may or may not already have) and some software. I believe premiere will work as the software.

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Sorry confusion is my fault..............the source is analgue / VHS. The success I refer to the the digital film taken on the panasonic camera it's just I have some old VHS tapes which I want to convert to digital.

I do have a firewire/adobe preimere/nero which works fine.

Does this make sense !

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