Steve Crisdale |
December 5th, 2005 05:55 PM |
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Originally Posted by Paul Chun
Thanks Boyd, I'm going to use a product similar to a Firestore in that it will capture DV but I don't think it will HDV. So what I was going to do was capture HDV on tape and DV on the external HDD so that I can edit SD immediately without importing video in FCP.
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I've wondered about this stuff... Like; the external drive would appear to a computer as just another available storage device/volume? So, if the device was connected to a laptop, rather than directly into the camera... wouldn't it be possible to use CapDVHS or VLC to capture HDV directly from the camera to the external drive - by just setting your capture directory in VLC or CapDVHS to be on the external drive?
For capturing straight from the camera, the DV only recognition would present a problem with HDV acceptability, but surely the drive would have to accept any stream of data being tossed at it by a laptop - including HDV?
I imagine you aren't worried about the advantages of downconverting HDV to SD in software, rather than 'in-camera'. Interesting...
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