Underaged Pilot

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if you do can you tell me???
i have taped alot of good videos (3 of them crashes) and i nedd the in mpeg
so i can edit them

MikeL

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Quicktime Pro is great.

Underaged Pilot

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quicktime has a converter?

MikeL

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http://www.apple.com/quicktime/produ...fications.html

J_R

Windows movie maker (free) works well too.

*Crash*Johnson*

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Assuming you are talking "VCR" tape, you will need a video capture card.

Buy a Hauppauge card (forget the name, but they sell em at Circuit City / Best Buy) that has a composite input.

I think there is free software that will capture the video into Quicktime format for free. Gonna have to search Google for that.

Run your CV output (with audio if needed) into your capture card and run the software.

Pretty easy to do. Same applies to a video camera, should have a CV output (the yellow RCA connector).

PS. I work for a video manufacturer so am well versed in the AV industry.

Underaged Pilot

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the problem is is that it is in quicktime format
i do have windows movie maker i need to get it from .nov format to .mpeg
it is a digital camera

JoeAirPort

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Go into the Simulator area of the forum. Ask a guy named STLPilot. If anyone knows, he does.

Joe

Cactus.

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my software right now ( videoimpression2 ) is ok for the digital cam movies, but i used a video cam a while back and when i take the dv output onto the pc not only is 8 mins footage 3gb!!! but it's terrible quality. can't find anything to change the settings

darryl123

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i use vegas video there are converters built in. search kaza for it.

Underaged Pilot

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I finaly broke down and bought AVS for 30 bucks

jchumley

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Crash: I too am looking to convert camcorder RC flight videos (digital8) to a PC format. Hope you don't mind if I pick your brain. My camera is an older Sony that records digitally but the only outputs are composit and s-video. No firewire or usb or anything else. As I understand it, this only allows me to transfer the video as analog thus loosing the digital quality. Then, on the computer, I reconvert them to digital loosing more quality. AM I right? Is there a way to transfer the videos to my pc using my camera and not loose quality? (Don't say buy another camera!)

Regards,

Jeff

Underaged Pilot

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have you tried getting it from analog to dvd

jchumley

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Haven't tried anything yet. I don't have a cable that connects the camera to the computer yet but I have ordered one (s-video to usb converter).