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    April 12th, 2006 02:13 AM #41
    [QUOTE=3kster]Jun, just some questions, i know majority of us have multisytem TVs, but on my editing software, theres a selection on what system to encode, so what system do you usually use? Correct me if i'm wrong, but one system has better refresh rate and another has higher resolution? Which would be good for DVD playback? can i pick both?/QUOTE]

    I normally stick with with whatever format is used in that country. Here in the US, I stick with NTSC. I suppose I would use NTSC too if I'm in the Philippines. Either format looks good to me.
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    April 12th, 2006 10:18 PM #42
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    April 13th, 2006 07:51 PM #43
    Quote Originally Posted by 3kster
    Jun, just some questions, i know majority of us have multisytem TVs, but on my editing software, theres a selection on what system to encode, so what system do you usually use? Correct me if i'm wrong, but one system has better refresh rate and another has higher resolution? Which would be good for DVD playback? can i pick both?

    Picanto-range, my firewire card also came with my videocam, but latest DV videocams right now don't bundle this, so I guess swerte tayo. That stayed with my old pc and my latest pc has a built in one. Regarding editing, he-he-he, sarap panoorin ng pinag hirapan, i usually send copies to my relatives just to show off what I've done, tapos yung content, eh secondary na lang
    Choose the TV system in which your camera operates. Sabog ang makaka-capture na video say, your camera records NTSC video then you select PAL in your editing software (with some editing apps). PAL has better resolution than NTSC because it has more scan lines, but you can notice some flicker because of the slower frame rate, 25fps. Anong gamit mong editing software? I use Avid Xpress Pro. Gusto ko sanang mag-share ng video through a link, but that should belong to another thread.
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    August 25th, 2006 08:51 PM #44
    OK salamat ng marami sa mga nag input: eto ang breakdown ng nangyari

    1. Laptop has a built-in fire wire card.
    2. Purchased a generic compatible firewire cable for 50 bucks (SM City cyberzone)
    3. Used Window XP Movie Maker
    4. Convert the file to DVD format using Nero.
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    August 25th, 2006 10:29 PM #45
    slight OT: do you think the Mini-DV will be phased out na? mababa na bigay sa malls and mainstream mac units reverted back to firewire 400.

    meron na pa MPEG4 video recording sa media cards ang leading jap brands like sony, jvc, panasonic. gusto ko na kasi magpalit eh.
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    August 25th, 2006 11:47 PM #46
    Quote Originally Posted by oldblue View Post
    slight OT: do you think the Mini-DV will be phased out na? mababa na bigay sa malls and mainstream mac units reverted back to firewire 400.
    MiniDV will go on. FW400 is more than plenty for MiniDV. FW800 may pick up if camcorders become HD..... at least my best guess......
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    August 25th, 2006 11:52 PM #47
    Quote Originally Posted by Bandido View Post
    OK salamat ng marami sa mga nag input: eto ang breakdown ng nangyari

    1. Laptop has a built-in fire wire card.
    2. Purchased a generic compatible firewire cable for 50 bucks (SM City cyberzone)
    3. Used Window XP Movie Maker
    4. Convert the file to DVD format using Nero.
    I'd probably use Nero for capturing instead of Windows MovieMaker (2) which is too unstable for my tastes. Windows Movie Maker is fine for short clips. For longer events, anything else is better.
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    December 11th, 2006 10:33 AM #48
    up ko lang...

    eto scenario ko

    i have the Panasonic GS6 in which may USB 2.0 and Firewire

    ang tanong ko is since may usb cable na ako pwede na ba ito to transfer videos to PC? o kailangan ko pang bumili ng firewire cable?
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    December 11th, 2006 10:41 AM #49
    I'll try to answer this: since may USB, pwede na yan kung sa pwede, but I think for better quality, go for firewire.
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    December 11th, 2006 11:02 AM #50
    ok try ko muna USB cable...

    follow Q, (newbie)

    ok na plug ko na usb after the windowsXP (SP2) had detected the DVC...what next?
    nag parang webcam lang siya eh...

    0 objects daw...

    may special programs ba?
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    December 11th, 2006 03:40 PM #51
    My experience with MiniDv camcorders and the cables used are a bit different.

    I have a 5-year old JVC GR-DVL510U MiniDV camcorder. It has still (ugly, lo-res) picture capability and stored the stills in an SD or Multimedia card. The usb cable is strictly for the stills. To transfer video to the pc, it has always been via Firewire.

    Just a thought......
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    December 11th, 2006 08:18 PM #52
    Some PC's can transfer video using USB 2.0 (which reportedly is faster than Firewire)...but yeah, generally firewire is the norm.

    When I bought my miniDV vidcam, akala ko pwede i-transfer via USB 1.1. Hindi pala. Windows could recognize the SD card inside my vidcam, but not the miniDV
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    December 12th, 2006 08:35 AM #53
    walang memory card tong miniDV cam ko...

    have installed pinnacle sa laptop ko...

    pano ba transfer tong miniDV to PC
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    December 12th, 2006 03:05 PM #54
    Quote Originally Posted by kimpOy View Post
    walang memory card tong miniDV cam ko...

    have installed pinnacle sa laptop ko...

    pano ba transfer tong miniDV to PC
    Use the Pinnacle software to import video to your pc. I have an older version of Pinnacle Studio (version 8). The capture functions should be in the "Capture" tab and pick the device.
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    December 13th, 2006 09:24 AM #55
    bossing i have the pinnacle studio 10 na...and sadly mukhang hindi kayang i transfer via USB ang panasonic ko...oh well bili na lang ako ng firewire cable...isang klase lang naman yun di ba?
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    December 13th, 2006 01:45 PM #56
    baka nga hindi pang video transfer ang USB ng videocam mo. mag firewire ka nalang. nasa 150 pesos lang naman ang 4pin-4pin firewire cable.
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    December 13th, 2006 03:01 PM #57
    Quote Originally Posted by kimpOy View Post
    ..oh well bili na lang ako ng firewire cable...isang klase lang naman yun di ba?
    He He. Nope. There's

    6-pin to 6-pin

    6-pin to 4-pin

    4-pin to 4-pin

    Most camcorders have the 4-pin FW port.

    Most likely, if you're going to transfer video to a desktop pc or a Mac desktop/laptop, you'll need a 6-pin to 4-pin. If you're transferring video to a pc laptop, 99% of the time you'll need a 4-pin to 4-pin.

    Check the FW port of the computer you'll transfer video to.
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    March 5th, 2007 09:03 PM #58
    [SIZE=2]Hello pips, i'm newbie here.
    I have a ZR200 bought from US and I have a Dell laptop but no firewire port.
    Can you guyz suggest if where can I buy a PCIMCIA CARD (firewire) for laptop here in Pinas so that i can transfer my videos?
    Greatly appreciate response in advance.
    Thanks and regards.    [/SIZE]
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    March 5th, 2007 09:08 PM #59
    Quote Originally Posted by Delphi2 View Post
    [SIZE=2]Hello pips, i'm newbie here.
    I have a ZR200 bought from US and I have a Dell laptop but no firewire port.
    Can you guyz suggest if where can I buy a PCIMCIA CARD (firewire) for laptop here in Pinas so that i can transfer my videos?
    Greatly appreciate response in advance.
    Thanks and regards.    [/SIZE]
    Try going to SM Cyberzones. Curious, do you have an Inspiron? No FW port? What's your Dell?
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    December 3rd, 2007 11:30 PM #60
    buhayin ko lang eto hehehe

    got my firewire adapter somewhere in southmall. Php550 petot lang hehehe. gulat nga ako eh. nung narining ko ung price, tinaong ko kung nagana un.

    may kasama pa Ulead 7 at firewire cable. sempre china lang ang may kaya nito.

    ok naman siya. transferred 3 mini DV tapes usig a Pentium 3 laptop. mpeg2 din preferred format ko. kaso ung quality dpende pa din talaga sa digicam na gamit mo. ika nga "garbage in, garbage out". kung pangit ang digicam, pangit ang video kahit pa anung ganda ng software at PC.
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