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cmr
Joined: 22 Mar 2006
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 Posted: Wed Feb 28, 2007 8:31 am Post subject: Re: Video Editing Software... Suggestions? |
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I use a USB adapter to download from my Hi8 camcorder into my computer. |
Where did you find this adapter? My camcorder has just the regular audio/video cable....is there a usb adapter that will connect to that one?
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I got the USB adaptor the same day I bought my Hi8 camcorder, which was about 4 years ago... maybe 5. I got it at Technomart. It's just a small box into which you plug in your audio/video and from it you plug a USB cable and one audio cable into your computer. There's nothing complicated about it. It's made by Samsung and the one I bought is the UA-1000. It's called a USB adaptor in both English and Korean, so I think you shouldn't have too much trouble finding one... if they still sell any. As I said, I bought mine some years ago. Well, if you can't buy a new one or don't want to, maybe you could get one from the Korean auction website www.auction.co.kr but you're gonna need a Korean friend to help you out with that because you need a Korean ID number to register. |
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spliff
Joined: 19 Jan 2004
Location: Khon Kaen, Thailand
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| Posted: Wed Feb 28, 2007 2:15 pm Post subject: |
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| I just got a Lumix digicam here in Korea but the software is in Japanese, i think, it installed but it's mostly / marks and some jap.. How can I get english software to use w/ it. |
note the model number and visit the manufacturers web site to download drivers etc...
is it a still camera? you don't need to install anything, just get a card reader and drag and drop your files. |
Yeah, good sggestion. What do they run?  |
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the saint
Joined: 09 Dec 2003
Location: not there yet...
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| Posted: Sat Mar 03, 2007 4:48 pm Post subject: |
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Adobe Premiere is both a good package for beginners and scales up well for professionals too. When I worked in small production house in my hometown, that's what I used. We were using a top-flight video card/3d card with it though. It was very easy to learn, and had a lot of extensibility (if that's the right word for it). I can whole-heartedly recommend Adobe Premiere, for both beginners and for light professional work.
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not for beginners - the learning curve is bloody steep, but it is a good program |
Well, maybe you're right... I was a profesional camera/lighting/editing dude... but it isn't that bad, is it? Maybe I was taking a lot of my background knowledge for granted. |
I got into premier after using photoshop for ages and was mystified. I was familiar with pinnacle studio, but not satisified with it. The problem I have with adobe is that the interface is not intuitive at all. However after doing the total training videos for premier I'm confident in doing what I need out of it. |
let's not confuse the OP:
Adobe Premiere - professional suite with a vertical learning curve
Adobe Premiere Elements - amateur suite with a very intuitive layout and simple learning curve |
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Delirium's Brother
Joined: 08 May 2006
Location: Out in that field with Rumi, waiting for you to join us!
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| Posted: Sun Mar 04, 2007 4:08 am Post subject: |
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| I was talking about Adobe Premiere-Professional. |
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