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  • 14-01-2006 11:03pm
    #1
    Kev The Catbag
    Closed Accounts Posts: 12 ✭


    Hi i really need some help. I got this camera and a few videos for the night to edit off a friend and they are very good quality on the camera however.... they come out terribly on the computer when i copy it? Any info?? please?


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  • #2
    Lump
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    How are you coping it on to the computer.

    John


  • #3
    Kev The Catbag
    Closed Accounts Posts: 12 ✭Kev The Catbag


    usb.........windows movie maker


  • #4
    lodgepole
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    Kev The Catbag wrote:
    usb.........windows movie maker
    You'll need to use FireWire to get the video onto your computer. Transferring by USB (even if it's 2.0 I think) reduces the quality because USB 1.1 can't stream full quality DV. You can pick up a FireWire card for very cheap along with a cable. Alternatively you may already have one on your sound card.


  • #5
    Lump
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    Lodgepole wrote:
    You'll need to use FireWire to get the video onto your computer. Transferring by USB (even if it's 2.0 I think) reduces the quality because USB 1.1 can't stream full quality DV. You can pick up a FireWire card for very cheap along with a cable. Alternatively you may already have one on your sound card.


    Since the camera doesn't have firewire you can't do that. USB 2.0 should be fast enough. I assume your PC has USB 2.0?

    John


  • #6
    eoinf
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    the camera does have firewire . All minidv cameras bar the very very old jvc camcorders have firewire. Buy a card for around €50 it will come with the cable and some simple software . The camera doesnt have a firewire input so you wont be able to transfer it back onto the camcorder once its on the pc you will have to burn it to dvd.


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  • #7
    Lump
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 10,984 ✭✭✭✭Lump


    Ah, indeed it does.... The site I looked for the specs on only said USB.


    John


  • #8
    saibhne
    Registered Users Posts: 182 ✭✭saibhne


    Kev The Catbag wrote:
    Hi i really need some help. I got this camera and a few videos for the night to edit off a friend and they are very good quality on the camera however.... they come out terribly on the computer when i copy it? Any info?? please?

    Also check what file format you are copying to - is it .AVI or .wmv or other and make sure your compression settings are not set too low.


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