Ok hi
I have a movie very old [black and white,colored] (Holocaust) and I want to capture from ‎‎video cassette to the computer‎
I have 2 questions: ‎
‎1. How to capture in the best quality to premiere pro 2‎
What is the right PRESET for new project?‎
What is the right device?‎
What are the right Editing Mode and Timebase?‎
What are the options for video?‎
Pixels Aspect Ratio:‎
Fields:‎
Display Format:‎
What is the option for audio?‎
Sample rate:‎
What the right capture format?‎
How capture audio channel like 5.1? ‎
‎2. Can I do something with movie that I captured already to bring it the quality higher (Video ‎and Audio)? ‎

I could explain how to do this but, unfortunately, you only want to hear it from "a proffessional".

Any of our proffessionals care to answer this noob level question?

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I'm not young enough to know everything!

I will certainly reply, as a professional, but who do I send the bill to?

If you want professional advice... pay the professional price.


Edit: I must also say, I find the comment "Only for professional" quite insulting since, as a professional, if I have any questions about Premiere I ask Alan, an amateur.

Come on you know that I mean to people that have a lot of experiences not to people ‎that start only yesterday study about video. Be a grown up, instead to help, you try to ‎find me mistakes in sentence.‎
I am really sorry if insult someone‎

ok well i will try to take a less petty approach....


im not going to answer all of your questions cos you will find out what is best as you play with the equipment.

basicly what you need is a TV capture card - one that you can connet your VCR to and then its just like recording tape to tape - press play on the tape and record on you PC.



nice to see new people are invited with open arms here!

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Apology accepted! I don;t mean this things as much as I might come across but I do find, repsectfully, that these things are best slapped down early. Now then, on to the question and answers...

This reply is pretty much what I would have said. the only difference I would have made is use the term 'Analogue to digital converter' instead of 'TV capture card' but they amount to the same in most cases anyway.

As to presets and stuff in Premiere. Just use the standard PAL or NTSC presets you might normally choose. By the time you've captured your footage you wiull have standard 4:3 PAL or NTSC (depoending on where you are) anyway.

All the other questions fall out of the choice of project preset and fast become irrelevant (well not really but you don't have to fret over choosing them as they are already chosen and specified in the preset).

If you need more then just ask.

Alan

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Thank you very much people thank thank