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Old 05-05-2008, 03:25 PM
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Default High Def capture queries in adobe & pinnacle

Hi

I'm getting confused with the capture process of high def footage. I'll explain & maybe someone can help.

I shot the footage with a Sony HVR V1 in high def mode.

When I come to capture it in my PC via firewire, in Pinnacle Ultimate I have the following options.

Pal Standard
Pal Widescreen
Pal Progressive
Pal Progressive Widescreen
HD 1280x720/25p
HD 1280x720/30p
HD 1440x1080/50i
HD 1440x1080/60i
HD 1920x1080/50i
HD 1920x1080/60i

I'm not sure what I should select in Pinnacle.

In Adobe Premiere CS3 I don't get any option to change anything.
I select Capture - Settings & change Capture Settings to HDV Capture.

Then in Project Settings - General I have the following settings which are all greyed, ie can't be changed.

Editing Mode: DV Pal
Timebase: 25.00 frames/second
Video
Frame Size: 720 horizontal 576 vertical 16:9
And some other stuff.

So as far as I understand 720x576 doesn't equate to high def?

Can someone take a bit of time to explain to me, it would be much appreciated.

Many thanks.
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Hi, you also have to choose the same options or close in adobe premiere, you do that when you start a project, you have to choose the preset you want to want .
Then you have to read your camera manual to know wich preset to use .
Gonna give you an example i have a hv20 and ir allows me to shot in different modes,if i shot in normal high definiton i would choose HD 1440x1080/50i, cause i know it shoots in1920x1080/50i but stores in tape as 1440x1080, if i shot in 24p then i would choose 1440x1080/50i if i shoot in dv mode and widescreen then i would choose Pal Widescreen if i choose 4:3 then i would choose Pal Standard and so on .
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Thanks for reply, see I thought High Def was a standard, I didn't realize it could have lots of variations???

Having checked my manual I now follow, thanks
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