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cottey1
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has any cyber-surfers out there got a digital video camera and can answer these questions ? i've transfered files onto vcd with the softtware image mixer - i'm a bit disappointed with the results i.e slightly blocky etc - is this a setting on the camera , quality of blank cd-r , burning speed issue i'm downloading using a usb cable - would using the supplied dv cable improve matters the camera , a jvc gr-dx25 has excellent reviews and i'm wondering its probably a fault on my behalf - o/s system xp home , 256 memory , 1gb athlon , asrock motherboard do i need an improved video capture card ( do i have a capture card ) apologies for the amount of open questions but any advice would be appreciated the dv camera transfers to disc as mpeg1 by the way
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George
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I don't use a Video camera, just a Fujii Digital for stills. One thing you do not mention is 'Firewire', I think that is a requirement, unless it's what's known as a capture card.
Downloading to your computer should produce the same quality video from your camera. What video editing program have you installed?. Movie Maker 2, a free download from Microsoft, is a good alternative.
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George
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This website will help:
http://www.dvdrhelp.com/capture
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cottey1
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think i've sussed it george . i played the dv tapes back through the camera , scart direct to t.v - picture was perfect - looks like my computers not up to it dohh!! more expense after xmas i think - thanks for the link - a big help
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George
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You're welcome, don't worry about the further expense- it's only money 
Have a good Christmas.
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cottey1
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thank you - all the best to all the users for xmas and new year
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