18 September 2007, 03:01 UTC#1
What kind of stuff do you need for editing HD video? Can you transfer HD with firewire without any quality loss? Or do you need a videocard with hdmi input? What programs can handle HD without clitches? To what media do you export without any quality loss?
Tommorow is here, lets get the HDV talk going. (In all of the threads!!11!")
18 September 2007, 03:06 UTC#2
not converting until I have no choice.
18 September 2007, 03:12 UTC#3
ulead 11, vegas 8 and other will sopport HDV. I think you might lose quality with a firewire, U need an HDMI cable. export as a WMVHD is what my friend does.
18 September 2007, 03:35 UTC#4
How is the performance with the programs you´ve mentioned? I´ve read that many programs still have clitches?
Doesnt premiere 2.0 have hdv support? I think/hope it does because luead and pinncale have allways sucked when it comes exporting.
How much for hdmi cable and capture card?
and what media do you transport that wmvhd?
18 September 2007, 03:59 UTC#5
ulead has always been good, I have never used vegas. I think premeir does have that, my friend has it so I will confirm it tommorrow. I saw HDMI cables on ebay for like $7.
18 September 2007, 04:54 UTC#6
boring thread is boring....kidding vode, but honestly after the shit I see your going though dude im happy as fuck to be with my sony vx2000 and desmaris Image file not present in the recovered backup
18 September 2007, 18:48 UTC#7
J-nob knows his shizzle I see! pleased vode will be pleased
18 September 2007, 22:21 UTC#8
j-nob lol
19 September 2007, 02:02 UTC#9
just talked to him and yes premier will do HDV
19 September 2007, 12:20 UTC#10
Thought so. Which prog does he use? How has he liked it? Any problems? Due updates, there seems to be less and less problems with dealing with hd.
You still need to get a new video card, not just the hdmi cable. Those cards go from hundred euros up.
19 September 2007, 23:00 UTC#11
he uses premeir 2.
www.myspace.com/rune20
thats some stuff he has done in premeir/ after effects
19 September 2007, 23:05 UTC#12
all these complicated hdv thread bullshit. Heres What You Do.
step 1 - buy a sony vx2100 (or 2000)
or - buy a gun with the money you were saving for a camera (or sell the vx)
step 2 - flash it around to get your way
step 3 - make a thread about shooting someone
step 4 - no more of these fucking threads
step 5 - follow step 1 through 8
step 6 - your still reading you dumbass
step 7 - still reading?? oh your a cunt
step 89 - did you notice the mistake
step 10 - im done, but are you??
19 September 2007, 23:08 UTC#13
That was the shittiest set of instructions ever Mike
19 September 2007, 23:10 UTC#14
stfu noob
19 September 2007, 23:11 UTC#15
FUCK YOU MIKE
FUCK YOU IN THE ARSE
20 September 2007, 00:56 UTC#16
QUOTE(vode @ Sep 18 2007, 05:35 AM) [snapback]437835[/snapback]
How is the performance with the programs you´ve mentioned? I´ve read that many programs still have clitches?
Doesnt premiere 2.0 have hdv support? I think/hope it does because luead and pinncale have allways sucked when it comes exporting.
How much for hdmi cable and capture card?
and what media do you transport that wmvhd?
You don't need an HDMI cable to capture HDV footage. The guy at the Sony store told me that you only need firewire. Yes, Premiere Por does support HDV.
20 September 2007, 00:58 UTC#17
I belive the quality is better through HDMI though
20 September 2007, 05:11 UTC#18
Ah, I believe so too. But good to know that you can do it with firewire as well.
20 September 2007, 08:36 UTC#19
I cant capture HDV with my firewire. we tried with louzy's HD sony
20 September 2007, 10:14 UTC#20
Ah, more details Rolls?
On other note, Boner Jones from Boredom Induced stated that editing HDV needs "super" computer.
20 September 2007, 18:42 UTC#21
That's all I got. I was only saying what a clerk at the Sony store told me, so if I am wrong, blame that idiot at Sony.
20 September 2007, 18:46 UTC#22
Vode I didn't read the thread to see if you were still having problems but hit me up on MSN if you are.
20 September 2007, 22:56 UTC#23
QUOTE(Rolls @ Sep 20 2007, 08:42 PM) [snapback]438489[/snapback]
That's all I got. I was only saying what a clerk at the Sony store told me, so if I am wrong, blame that idiot at Sony.
yeah no worrys dan and mono both said you couldnt do it so I tried it as I also heard you could but to no luck.
24 September 2007, 23:54 UTC#24
You can capture HDV with a firewire.
All the top editing programs support HDV e.g. Final cut or Avid (which are the only two you should bother using).
Although the new canon HDV camera requires final cut 6 (new one) to import the footage.
You do need a card and what not if your dealing with anything above HDV, for example true High Definition.
EDIT:
Oh yeh just read the thread properly now. If you do want to capture/edit HDV footage you need a half decent computer, preferably a mac.
Hope that helps
25 September 2007, 23:34 UTC#25
Cool thanks man.
25 September 2007, 23:38 UTC#26
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Although the new canon HDV camera requires final cut 6 (new one) to import the footage.
new canon as in the HV20? and FC6...isnt that just for MAC...so basicly we'd need a mac aswell?
26 September 2007, 17:48 UTC#27
As in XL H1.
26 September 2007, 21:35 UTC#28
Isnt hv20 is newer than XL H1. But its also in whole other range of cameras, it pretty much pro camera isnt it? But damn would I love one of those, just costs twice as much as hv20.
27 September 2007, 15:49 UTC#29
QUOTE(vode @ Sep 26 2007, 11:35 PM) [snapback]439845[/snapback]
Isnt hv20 is newer than XL H1. But its also in whole other range of cameras, it pretty much pro camera isnt it? But damn would I love one of those, just costs twice as much as hv20.
It costs about 8 times the amount.
The XL H1 is the best HDV camera money can buy at the moment.
And yes the hv20 is newer but obviously its not as good, its more aimed at the general public for filming. WHereas XL H1 is as pro as you can get before going into Digi beta/HD or film etc.