To DVD's. I have quite a lot of amateur adult footage and need to transfer them to DVD's. Hopefully someone can help with this, pm me if need be....
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Need someone to convert my Digital Video Cassette
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To DVD's. I have quite a lot of amateur adult footage and need to transfer them to DVD's. Hopefully someone can help with this, pm me if need be....
Need someone to convert my Digital Video Cassette
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To DVD's. I have quite a lot of amateur adult footage and need to transfer them to DVD's. Hopefully someone can help with this, pm me if need be....
Just get a Pioneer 640 standalone DVD recorder with internal hard drive, transfer your miniDV to the Pioneer in XP mode (highest quality picture) to the HDD, edit the way you want and then transfer them to DVD-R (1 hour per disc max for the utmost quality).I try said:
This is provided you have more than 5 miniDV tapes. The reason being is that if you want the DVD to be done properly, it's going to cost you easily about $40 per tape.
Add a DVD burner to your computer, they are quite cheep now.
I don't know if your camera has FIRE WIRE or USB output, as your computer would need on of these inputs if you want to stay digital.
They usually come with some software that will allow you to do some editing, which can be fun.
I don't know if your camera has FIRE WIRE or USB output, as your computer would need on of these inputs if you want to stay digital.
They usually come with some software that will allow you to do some editing, which can be fun.
Do you even know what a $40 per-tape service consists?Gentle Ben said:
1. colour correction (using a dedicated, broadcast-quality colour corrector)
2. noise reduction (using a dedicated, broadcast-quality DNR)
3. dual-pass encoding (using a dedicated, studio-quality MPEG-2 encoder)
No PC solution can beat the above. I've seen these things in action, PC solution is a joke, at best.
I find it amusing that people can laugh at a certain price point without knowing what it is exactly. Just like when people comparing cameras based on 10 MP $500 point and shoot camera vs a 6 MP $3000 SLR + lens.
Did I say anything about PC based conversion?monkeychan said:Do you even know what a $40 per-tape service consists?
1. colour correction (using a dedicated, broadcast-quality colour corrector)
2. noise reduction (using a dedicated, broadcast-quality DNR)
3. dual-pass encoding (using a dedicated, studio-quality MPEG-2 encoder)
No PC solution can beat the above. I've seen these things in action, PC solution is a joke, at best.
I find it amusing that people can laugh at a certain price point without knowing what it is exactly. Just like when people comparing cameras based on 10 MP $500 point and shoot camera vs a 6 MP $3000 SLR + lens.
