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Old May 30th, 2005, 07:02 PM   #31
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For the instruction "Right click in AVCSubunit in Control Panel/System/Hardware" where is this in XP Pro?
Then browse in what directory to find "Sound, Video, Game Controller drivers" and the Sony driver?
Despite this being a Windows XP navigation problem, rather than anything about FX-1 HDV to film transfer, and the fact that I'm sure Jerry is going to be a little embarrassed when he finds out the fact that you get to 'Control Panel' by clicking on Windows XP 'START' Button, then select 'Settings', then move across and down to 'System', then select the 'Hardware' tab, then select 'Device Manager', after which he'll see an expandable 'tree' of devices and hardware drivers.

As he is obviously a novice, I'd advise Jerry to stay clear of 'Device Manager', and just install WinXP Service Pack 2 instead.
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Old May 30th, 2005, 07:45 PM   #32
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Thasnk you but I bought my first computer in 1979 (a TRS 80 model 1) and have owned one or more continiously since then. And yes, I did get to Device Manager of Hardware and have been there before but looking into all the devices I did not locate the one in question so I asked.
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Old May 30th, 2005, 08:34 PM   #33
 
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<<<<As he is obviously a novice, I'd advise Jerry to stay clear of 'Device Manager', and just install WinXP Service Pack 2 instead.>>>

1. Knowing Jerry reasonably well, I'm confident he's not a novice.
2. Moderating a wide number of varied forums around the web, I'd never recommend anyone install Service Pack 2, especially not a novice.
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Old May 31st, 2005, 09:39 AM   #34
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Danial/ Gary,

It is around US$ 125/- per minute without sound /includes the negative and a print. excluding postage.

But first you need to see the quality. If you are interested visit our site www.dcinemanetworks.com and email us.

Hope I am not advertising here.
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Old May 31st, 2005, 02:39 PM   #35
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I myself would happy if you'd advertise here. That is super price. Lot of people would be interested. So for 12,500 USD you get negative and distributiono print. That is cheap. I asume you use CRT, not laser, burners, and 2K resolution, am I right? And money would go to Sri Lanka, which would help that country economy. So not only save money but help where it's needed.

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Old May 31st, 2005, 07:05 PM   #36
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Radek,

Thanks for the comments Radek,

Yes it is CRT based. Could handle HDV/ DVC Pro HD resolutions. But you have to see a sample of the transfer to judge the quality.
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Old June 1st, 2005, 09:21 AM   #37
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It's not 2K? Is it burner you guys make yourselves? Will transfer 1280x720p as max. resolution? Will transfer 1440x1080p, or is burner resolution lower? There is Laseroptics, I think, that makes low cost CRT burners/transfers. How your burner compare?

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Old June 2nd, 2005, 10:04 AM   #38
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It handles 2K. But the only 2K files we transfered were either Computer generated Images or Up Resed SD Images. We do not have a film scanner. And our service is geared to Video people. (We do not have HD Cameras in Sri Lanka.)
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Old June 2nd, 2005, 03:15 PM   #39
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Maheel,

Thank you for information. Does it mean that I can't give HDCAM 1080p, HDV 1080i, or D5 tape to transfer to film, although machine is good enough to do transfer? How i handle you master? In hard drive, download over the net, or what?

Is that machine you guys make yourselves? Do you sell it?

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Old June 4th, 2005, 11:02 PM   #40
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Radek,

We do not have HDCAM recorders. Since initially we are providing services to the local industry we did not think about purchasing one. I do not know whether there are any HDV cameras available here. Unless we have an uncompressed image file sequence (tif,tga etc.) we can not do transfers from HD formats.
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