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01-07-2006, 03:49 PM
| | Junior Member HDTV | | | Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: manchester
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0 Videos nominated Video Of the Month(s): 0 | |  Analogue video editing problems-Prem 6
after taking my computer to a shop to sort out all my audio problems, i now have a video problem. I changed some of the settings to stop dropping frames in capture, god knows what has happened but now i can't get a picture on my capture screen let alone audio, which i could in the past.
I find the project settings window extremely confusing. If some body could just tell me the best set up for analogue capture then i should be on my way. Should it be DV PAL, PAL for WINDOWS....?etc
Then when i try and customise these settings to stop dropped frames, there seems to be conflictions in the project settings window which i can't resolve. I'm not sure which compressor i should use-capture settings say n/a, but project settings say cinepak codec by radius-I can't change the capture to match the project settings. Not sure which frame rate to use-in our television company we always use 24fps. And finally the quality needs to be dropped to stop the dropping of frames-I can change the quality setting in projects setting, but again not in capture.
Please help me, any ideas would be greatly appreciated as i am on a very tight deadline!!!
Many thanks for reading this, Mike
SYSTEM:
Windows XP 2002
Intel Pentium 4 CPU-2.8GHZ
256 MB RAM
AverDVD EZMaker WDM Capture card
Programme-Premier 6
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01-09-2006, 02:29 AM
| | Senior Member Video Editing Junkie | | | Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Uhrichsville Ohio
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about the analouge capture, i have a sony vaio that has 2 rca, 2 s-video capture cards, and i could never figure out how to use premiere to use them, so i had to use the included program!, not to take over the thread, but i sure would like to know how!!!
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01-09-2006, 11:30 AM
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0 Videos nominated Video Of the Month(s): 0 | | Re: Analogue video editing problems-Prem 6
Mike, dropping frames may be the fault of your cheap capture card and/or insufficient RAM. Make sure you have the latest WDM drivers, try lowering the capture resolution and bitrate or better yet, invest in a real capture card and at least 512 megs of RAM.
PAL Video for Windows, 720x576, framerate: 25 fps. These should be your capture settings.
Capture Uncompressed AVI if you plan to edit (it'll take some 45 gigs for an hour!).
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