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Celia Cotelo November 21st, 2004 09:45 PM

TV as Monitor w/GeForce3 Ti200?
 
After all the great help I received here I was able to set up
desktop dimension 8200, w/ premiere 6.5

installed two new HDs and 512MG additonal rambus (+ the resident 128), installed firewire card. used dv camera to capture video to internal media storage drive : (120G Maxtor diamond+) . used a Toshiba tv as monitor, via SVideo cable to my camera for simultaneous viewing.

Now that the footage is captured to the HD.. I would like to still use the Toshiba TV as monitor but don't know how.

I have a 64MB ddr GeForce3 Ti200 card with the video port for the computer monitor and another port which I don't what is for.

Is there anyway I can use this card with the Toshiba as second monitor - with an adapter or converter or something?

Must I buy another card with TV/out? If so can it be one of the cheapos?

Glenn Chan November 21st, 2004 10:08 PM

TVs are really, really bad for computer images for reasons I won't bother getting into. Anyways, what you should do is:

Hook up your TV to your DV camera if it supports analog-digital passthrough. It may be able to convert DV to analog on the fly. You should always do this so you don't get caught on TV issues... overscan, interlace flicker, wrong field order, chroma crawl, text too small, etc. etc.

Celia Cotelo November 21st, 2004 11:23 PM

got it working. Thanks!

Now I'm trying to find out how to separate audio and video tracks so that I can use audio from one clip on another. With premiere 6.5.

Can you help?

Glenn Chan November 21st, 2004 11:37 PM

Sorry, it's been a really long time since I've touched Premiere 6.5. Try right-clicking the audio or video clip on the timeline- there may be an option to unlink the two.

Ryan Krga November 22nd, 2004 01:15 AM

I haven't touched Premiere 6.5 in quite some time, either, but I'm pretty sure you right click the selection tool in the top left corner of the timeline and uncheck "Sync Selection."


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