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AUSSIE KEVINNewbie Privater BeitragBeigetreten: Aug. 24, 2012 09:21Beiträge: 5Offline
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Gelöst vonAug 24, 2012 03:35I have PowerDirector 10. My attempts to date have included a direct interface between VCR machine and computer (PowerDirector could not recognise the data and therefore not 'capture' the data). My second attempt was to interface my Sony (smalll tape) video camera to the computer using DV cable.
I wish to 'Capture' a VHS Tape and edit it and produce on a DVD. I have PowerDirector 10.
My attempts to date have included a direct interface between VCR machine and computer (PowerDirector could not recognise the data and therefore not 'capture' the data). My second attempt was to interface my Sony (smalll tape) video camera to the computer using DV cable. I set the video camera to DV Out and PowerDirector could recognise the video camera but rather than capturing the VHS feed frim my VCR it kept seeking the video camera tape to 'Capture'.
Can somebody please help me.
Cheers.
AntwortenMy attempts to date have included a direct interface between VCR machine and computer (PowerDirector could not recognise the data and therefore not 'capture' the data). My second attempt was to interface my Sony (smalll tape) video camera to the computer using DV cable. I set the video camera to DV Out and PowerDirector could recognise the video camera but rather than capturing the VHS feed frim my VCR it kept seeking the video camera tape to 'Capture'.
Can somebody please help me.
Cheers.
CubbyHouseFilmsSenior ContributorPrivater BeitragStandort: Melbourne, AustraliaBeigetreten: Juli 14, 2009 10:23Beiträge: 2208Offline
Aug 24, 2012 03:43 Hi Kevin
Welcome to the volunteer forum
I have never transferred from VHS to PD10 but I know several members who have and they 'swear' by this product:
http://dicksmith.com.au/dsau/search/dsau_search_results.jsp?bmForm=search&bmFormID=jubz25I&bmUID=jubz25J&bmIsForm=true&bmPrevTemplate=%2Fdsau%2Fhome.jsp&bmEditable=searchterm&bmHidden=searchterm&searchterm=gadgetu0020geek&bmEditable=search&bmHidden=search&search=&bmEditable=attribute&bmHidden=attribute&attribute=&bmEditable=value&bmHidden=value&value=&bmHidden=searchSubmitted&searchSubmitted=true&bmText=searchInput&searchInput=&bmFields=bmFormID%2CbmHidden%2CbmIsForm%2CbmUID%2CbmForm%2CbmEditable%2CbmPrevTemplate%2CbmText&bmHash=8c25f960734ef8aa78e43b6bfe19b3f3e78cbb88
Happy editing Happing editing
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AntwortenWelcome to the volunteer forum
I have never transferred from VHS to PD10 but I know several members who have and they 'swear' by this product:
http://dicksmith.com.au/dsau/search/dsau_search_results.jsp?bmForm=search&bmFormID=jubz25I&bmUID=jubz25J&bmIsForm=true&bmPrevTemplate=%2Fdsau%2Fhome.jsp&bmEditable=searchterm&bmHidden=searchterm&searchterm=gadgetu0020geek&bmEditable=search&bmHidden=search&search=&bmEditable=attribute&bmHidden=attribute&attribute=&bmEditable=value&bmHidden=value&value=&bmHidden=searchSubmitted&searchSubmitted=true&bmText=searchInput&searchInput=&bmFields=bmFormID%2CbmHidden%2CbmIsForm%2CbmUID%2CbmForm%2CbmEditable%2CbmPrevTemplate%2CbmText&bmHash=8c25f960734ef8aa78e43b6bfe19b3f3e78cbb88
Happy editing Happing editing
Best Regards
Neil
CubbyHouseFilms
My Youtube Channel
My Vimeo Channel
PD3.5, 5, 6 & 7. Computer: Dell Dimension 5150, Intel Pen. 2.80 GHz, 2GB RAM, NVIDIA GeForce 8600GT 256MB, Windows XP Pro!!
PD8 Ultra v3022. Computer: Dell Studio 1747, Intel, i7 Q740 1.73 GHz, 8GB RAM, ATI Mob. Radeon HD 560v 1GB, Windows 7 Ult. 64
PD10 Ultra v2023. Computer: HP Pavilion dv7, Intel, i7 2630 2.00 GHz, 8GB RAM, ATI Mob. Radeon HD 6770 2GB, Windows 7 Pre. 64
PD12 Ultra v2930. Computer: HP Pavilion dv7, Intel, i7 2630 2.00 GHz, 8GB RAM, ATI Mob. Radeon HD 6770 2GB, Windows 7 Pre. 64
PD13 Ultim v3516. Computer: HP Pavilion dv7, Intel, i7 2630 2.00 GHz, 8GB RAM, ATI Mob. Radeon HD 6770 2GB, Windows 7 Pre. 64
PD16 Live v2101 Computer: HP Pavilion dv7, Intel, i7 2630 2.00 GHz, 16GB RAM, ATI Mob.Radeon HD 6770 2GB, Windows 7 Pre. 64
Director Suite 6: PowerDirector 16 Live, PhotoDirector 9, ColorDirector 6, AudioDirector 8
Cameras: Sony(s) HXR-NX5P, HXR-NX70P, NEX-VG10E, a6300 4k, HDR TG5E, GoPro 4 Black, Canon 6D DSLR
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AUSSIE KEVINNewbie Privater BeitragBeigetreten: Aug. 24, 2012 09:21Beiträge: 5Offline
Aug 24, 2012 05:58 Neil, thanks for your adviice.
Does this tell me that I first need to convert the VHS tape to a DVD format before I can use PowerDirector 10 to edit and produce a DVD ?
AntwortenDoes this tell me that I first need to convert the VHS tape to a DVD format before I can use PowerDirector 10 to edit and produce a DVD ?
Dafydd BSenior ContributorPrivater BeitragBeigetreten: Aug. 26, 2006 14:20Beiträge: 11973Offline
Aug 24, 2012 07:00 Hi AUSSIE KEVIN , You first have to bring the VHS content onto a PC changing a tape recording to an electronic format. I've used a Kworld device in the past, There are a number of devices around that use a USB/RCA hook up to a player.
Capturing to the DVD format is your best option. VHS is little better than VCD quality, so don't have high expectations of crisp resolution.
Issues you will encounter:
1. Video noise being read as a commercial encryption. Monitor your capture and do not record for long periods.
2. With VHS capture you have an analogue file and the data is on a separate stream, this will lead to audio and video becoming out of sync. Capture to shortish sections, live with the issue and use the video editor later to align the audio.
3. Frame drop-age - part of item 2. Shortish capture, monitoring and being careful. An unavoidable hassle with VHS. The USB hookup has helped overcome this somewhat when previously we had a PCI card and RCA connections.
4. Computer used: Make sure it's up to date with all drivers and is powerful enough to render at the time of capture to DVD.
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Just a few heads up bits of info.Dafydd
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AntwortenstevekSenior ContributorPrivater BeitragStandort: Houston, Texas USABeigetreten: Jan. 25, 2011 18:18Beiträge: 4663Offline
Aug 24, 2012 07:32Cyberlink Powerdirector 10 Ultra
What happened if you put a blank tape in the camcorder but did not press record? Look at your camcorder manual for 'pass through' instructions. .
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AUSSIE KEVINNewbie Privater BeitragBeigetreten: Aug. 24, 2012 09:21Beiträge: 5Offline
Aug 24, 2012 07:39 Thanks for the info.
I will buy a USB Connector and give it a shot.
Cheers
Kevin
AntwortenI will buy a USB Connector and give it a shot.
Cheers
Kevin
AUSSIE KEVINNewbie Privater BeitragBeigetreten: Aug. 24, 2012 09:21Beiträge: 5Offline
Aug. 24, 2012 15:42 SteveK,
Good question.........
Although PowerDirector will show the VHS video it will only let me record if there is a tape inserted in the camera - and tells me so through a dialogue box. And when it does begin to record it takes over the camera and records what the camers sees through the lens (usually the inside of the camera cap!).
The camcorder manual tells me I have set up the 'pass through' menu settings and cabled correctly.
Kevin
AntwortenGood question.........
Although PowerDirector will show the VHS video it will only let me record if there is a tape inserted in the camera - and tells me so through a dialogue box. And when it does begin to record it takes over the camera and records what the camers sees through the lens (usually the inside of the camera cap!).
The camcorder manual tells me I have set up the 'pass through' menu settings and cabled correctly.
Kevin
stevekSenior ContributorPrivater BeitragStandort: Houston, Texas USABeigetreten: Jan. 25, 2011 18:18Beiträge: 4663Offline
Aug. 25, 2012 00:50 What camcorder do you have? Perhaps I can find the manual and find something in it that is not obvious.
Did you try the other tact. Put the camcorder in the record mode and then pause it and play the D=VHS tape? .
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AntwortenDid you try the other tact. Put the camcorder in the record mode and then pause it and play the D=VHS tape? .
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AUSSIE KEVINNewbie Privater BeitragBeigetreten: Aug. 24, 2012 09:21Beiträge: 5Offline
Aug. 25, 2012 07:49 All,
Thanks for your support in this.
I have purchased the Gadget Geek and it works perfectly. The software installation was a challenge (eg manuals did not load) but the capture works and I can edit using PowerDirector 10.
I can now hammer the hours of home videos I have into dvd's and keep in a more user friendly format.
Cheers,
Kevin
AntwortenThanks for your support in this.
I have purchased the Gadget Geek and it works perfectly. The software installation was a challenge (eg manuals did not load) but the capture works and I can edit using PowerDirector 10.
I can now hammer the hours of home videos I have into dvd's and keep in a more user friendly format.
Cheers,
Kevin
CubbyHouseFilmsSenior ContributorPrivater BeitragStandort: Melbourne, AustraliaBeigetreten: Juli 14, 2009 10:23Beiträge: 2208Offline
Aug. 25, 2012 07:54Quote:All,
Thanks for your support in this.
I have purchased the Gadget Geek and it works perfectly. The software installation was a challenge (eg manuals did not load) but the capture works and I can edit using PowerDirector 10.
I can now hammer the hours of home videos I have into dvd's and keep in a more user friendly format.
Cheers,
Kevin
Thanks for your support in this.
I have purchased the Gadget Geek and it works perfectly. The software installation was a challenge (eg manuals did not load) but the capture works and I can edit using PowerDirector 10.
I can now hammer the hours of home videos I have into dvd's and keep in a more user friendly format.
Cheers,
Kevin
That's great news Kevin - thanks for the follow up AntwortenDieses Thema beantworten