Re: StudioMovieBox
- From: "Wojo" <wojos_web@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 23 May 2007 11:08:15 GMT
Myth Busters proved that old cooking oil will run a diesel engine perfectly.
That help? :)
"stack" <stack@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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ok-I didn't realize that all mpegs were not created equal so your analogy
makes sense. Thank you. As far as gasoline goes, can you find something
else
for us to use instead? :)
"Graham Hughes" wrote:
because it is not designed to work with them?
It's like saying my friends diesel car takes diesel, why won't my petrol
car
work with diesel.
If you have a usb2 ext drive this is not designed to work continually at
high data transfer speeds. It is better to use a firewire drive to
capture
externally. Otherwise capture to your internal drive adn then allow it
to
transfer to your ext drive at it's own pace for editing.
USB2 has a burst speed rating of 480Mbps, whereas firewire can sustain
400Mbps
--
Graham Hughes
MVP Digital Media
www.myvideoproblems.com
"stack" <stack@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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It does work with changing to DV-AVI. However, I had to use my hard
drive
on
my computer to receive it. When I used my external drive, a lot of
frames
were dropped making it hesitate when played.
As I wrote previously, I still don't understand why MovieMaker will not
accept the Mpeg files created by Pinnacle's Studio MovieBox.Thanks
again.
"Wojo" wrote:
If you can import as DV-AVI then do that. You won't need to learn
another
video program since you can use the DV-AVI in Movie Maker.
Yes the information about Movie Maker says it accepts MPEG files and
as
far
as MPEG Type 1 files go sometimes it does. But more often than not
MPEG
files end up causing various problems at different times during the
process
so it isn't a good idea to work with them unless you have a lot of
aspirin
and/or like headaches.
MPEG Type 2 files will not work at all with Movie Maker.
--
-Wojo
MVP - Digital Media
Wojo's Web:
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"stack" <stack@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Yes, I can capture as DV.AVI. It does come with Pinnacle but I don't
have
the
time or energy right now to learn a different video program.
I am confused when you say that MovieMaker will not work with mpeg.
Mpeg
is
supposed to be one of the formats that it will accept.
Anyway, thank you for the information. I will try that and maybe
that
will
also improve the quality of the video produced.
"Graham Hughes" wrote:
If moviebox will allow you to capture as DV.AVI then you can import
it
directly to movie maker.
Movie maker will not work with mpeg 99.9% of the time.
Did moviebox not come with pinnacle studio? If it did this will
edit
your
mpeg file.
If not you have a few options.
Buy an mpeg editing programme such as pinnacle/Ulead
videostdio/adobe
premeire elements. Then capture as mpeg and edit.
Convert the mpeg2 to a wmv file and use this in movie maker.
Buy a decent analogue capture device such as the advc range from
canopus
or
miglia direcotrs cut. These connect via firewire and you capture as
a
dv-avi
file using MM.
--
Graham Hughes
MVP Digital Media
www.myvideoproblems.com
"stack" <stack@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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I bought SMB 10 b/c I thought it would reduce the steps for analog
capture(dvd/vcr player to make a DVD and then conversion program
for
use
in
MovieMaker). However, when I captured a small test piece of video
in
mpeg,
the video was jumping. I figured since it was captured in mpeg, I
could
then
just import it into MM. When I tried to import it into a
collection,
the
green bar quickly moved across on top but nothing on the bottom
bar.
The
hourglass just kept whirling till I CtrlAltDeleted it about 10
minutes
later.
)Window Media Player does play it, however.) I was told at Best
Buy
that
this
program was similar to Dazzle but could also output.
Pinnacle support said that once I made it into a movie .avi I
could
import
it into MM but from reading other postings on the topic it looks
like
this
would also need to be converted to a different type of avi file.
CAN I GET ANALOG INTO MM BY USING STUDIO MOVIE BOX? PLEASE HELP-I
NEED
TO
MAKE A MEMORIAL VIDEO IN TWO WEEKS. THANKS
.
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