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ron6468
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 Posted: Tue Jul 18, 2006 2:41 pm Post subject: Wideview Transfer/Edit |
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I shot our vacation on a Sony digicam (DVtape) in Wideview (16:9) format. Looks great on our HDTV using the camcorder but I can't seem to copy/edit anything to a DVD in this format. Is widescreen a function of the computer video card or the editing software? Any movies in widescreen look fine on this pc. Using Pinnacle Studio Plus 10.5.
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gilaf
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Location: Gold Coast
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| Posted: Wed Aug 23, 2006 7:58 am Post subject: Re: Wideview Transfer/Edit |
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| ron6468 wrote: | I shot our vacation on a Sony digicam (DVtape) in Wideview (16:9) format. Looks great on our HDTV using the camcorder but I can't seem to copy/edit anything to a DVD in this format. Is widescreen a function of the computer video card or the editing software? Any movies in widescreen look fine on this pc. Using Pinnacle Studio Plus 10.5.
thanks for any help ..... |
| gilaf wrote: | You may need a video editing program like Adobe Premiere Pro 2.0 to edit your footage. HD contains huge amounts of information and is very demanding on your machine. It's like comparing a Jumbo Jet with an Lear Jet. To be able to play back HD footage for example 720 50p (that's a resolution of 1280x720 and 50 frames per second progressive) your system has to have the following minimum configuration: 2.4 Ghz processor (duo preferred), 384 MB of RAM, 64 MB Video Card, 1024x768 screen resolution and a 16 bit sound card.
The optimum configuration, if you want to play back 1080 60i (resolution 1920x1080), i stands for interlaced, you need DirectX 9.0, a 3.0 Ghz processor, 512 Mb of RAM, 128 Mb Video Card, 1920x1440 monitor resolution, 24-bit 96 khz multichannel sound card as well as a 5.1 surround speaker system.
Most software have not yet adapted to HD. |
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outnertia
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| Sony Vegas also deals in HD video. |
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YONG_LIN
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