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For your budget, that all looks entirely sensible and the physically separate back up is your ultimate rescue plan. I’m my experience, you will get drive failures and that includes SSDs. Similar to you, I work on the basis of having multiple physical copies. I start with the SSDs used for capture, which I keep until I’m confident everything is transferred. I transfer this to another SSD for editing, which is kept for the duration of the project. I also transfer all files to a RAID5 drive, which...

:rofl: I do drop in from time to time ;)

Looks like tons of fun

I was goinmg to say ... but Grapes has already said it.

Great present. I think I'd wear brown trousers though.

Here's the websites I use. No idea where you're getting your free material because all these are at least Full HD: Pexels.com Pixabay.com videvo.net videezy.com mixkit.co coverr.co mazwai.com

Sony Movie Studio Platinum would be the best

Digital audio and video devices have clocks in them that they use to determine when to capture an audio sample or video frame. They're generally very precise (as in a particular clock doesn't vary over time), but they're not all perfectly accurate (as in one clock might measure a second slightly differently from another clock). So if you record audio on something like a Zoom recorder and video on a camcorder, there's going to be drift. How long it takes before the drift becomes noticeable...

The clocks? Like internal timecodes? Could you elaborate on this? We did record on separate devices.

Did you record the audio on a separate device? Most likely the clocks were divergent.

I could probably make that for you.

I think any modern editor can do that as long as it can output to the format you need. Just add a black still on the timeline and set the duration of it to one frame and then render.

thanks for this blog

Hi someone suggested https://github.com/yausername/dvd Sent from my LM-G710 using Tapatalk

That was a fun watch! I really liked the tiny jokes like the constant drinking of "Jack" and the Prof with 3 glasses :D good stuff