Thread: DV editing?
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Old 23-06-2003, 21:49   #7
Dave Stones
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Originally posted by Emperor Ming
Ok Dave I see where ur coming from regarding updating cam firmware, I did my panny some time ago really was a doddle to do

I've had a check thru my bookmarks ,and because of the legal implications firms now cannot supply firmware or dongle's for sale to joe public

but all is not lost you can still get your cam converted legally by using a professional service like this http://www.smartdv.co.uk/dvinjvc&thompson.htm

about the same cost as the software/dongle that were the rage 6 months ago
Then all your Spileberg editing then can be put back onto a dv tape (archived) with no quality loss that would be evident by placing it onto VHS tape (back to the stone age) thru rgb or tv out , this defeats the money spent on the dv cam imho

got a burner/dvd player ? have u thought about putting your movies it onto Vcd or Svcd current encoding software is very good nowadays and cheap

Enougth banter for now

regards from your Lord and Emperor the Great Ming
ive seen a dongle on a supplier from eBay £25 or something. might consider it...

yes i do have a burner and a dvd player...i like playing around with VCDs and the like...

hardly think im living in the stone age tho (name an exception). not all of us can afford PVRs... :p
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