SpaceCat 0 #1 June 14, 2001 Hey, all...we're jumping a JVC Mini DV cam. What's the easiest (cheapest :-)way to get this onto computer? I have heard that all we need is a TV capture card, but can't get any info from Futureshop!!!!Please help!! Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
wingnut 0 #2 June 18, 2001 don't know if this will helpbut here's my take on it.....okay, i don't know this specific camera (don't know any but mine really) but does it have a fire wire conector? you did say it is a mini dv, it should, if not a tv capture card will work fine. i use an ATI ALL-IN-WONDER on my computer for t.v. and have used it to digitize my skydiving videos. as my computer is a little slower(300mhz) i get a blocking of the video when i compress it to a small file, if i set my setting to higher quality video it is fine. you can normally find a cheap tv capture car for around $70USD and a firewire port is maybe like $50USD. not sure prices on that stuff though.... hope this hellps a little....."if dreams are like movies, then memories are like films about ghosts"-counting crows Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
zaGURU 0 #3 June 18, 2001 Hi,you can choose a product from www.pinnaclesys.com .I used many pinnacle cards and they are Good, if you have the dv/in in your jvc I suggest you the "studio dv", or if you want spend more (1000 $) the dv500 is cool.Bye Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Iflyme 0 #4 June 19, 2001 Quote"studio dv" Pinnalceis now shipping an update to studio dv called "studio 7"... it includes some 3D edit transition fx, and the ability to separate audio and video (among others)... Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
wceviper 0 #5 June 20, 2001 I use a video card with a built in capture card made by asus. Asus makes awesome video cards, The capture card they add-on is great. They use a specific codec for capturing, which can be d/l on their site. But you can convert it to whatever format you wish with other programs such as Adobe Preimer.-Viper Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
wildblue 4 #6 June 20, 2001 QuotePinnalceis now shipping an update to studio dv called "studio 7"... it includes some 3D edit transition fx, and the ability to separate audio and video (among others)...Anyone used this? Is it worth the $60 or whatever to upgrade? Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
nigel99 143 #7 July 8, 2002 Studio 7 is pretty good. If you're after 3D fx you can upgrade the bundled FX editor for a few £'s to FX PRO which allows you to create your own FX. Better than Studio DV. Just be wary of Studio Delux (very new). Studio 7 worked fine on our m/c but delux is fussy as hell and still not working 100%Experienced jumper - someone who has made mistakes more often than I have and lived. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Fuzzy 0 #8 July 8, 2002 I'm using the Pinacale Studio DV7, it does have some pretty good features for the price (from my bad memory $200.00+/- Cdn including card). I have made a number of videos on this, it's much better and easier to use then my older more expensive program (not one crash in 6 months). You can check it out at "Henry's" or "Vistek" in Toronto. They were having a hard time keeping it in stock this past winter when it came out because of the price and what it can do. Of course your biggest issues, as always will be computer speed etc etc. Fuzzy Ambition / Ability: Know the difference. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
