stringing video clips into a movie: It should be simple, right??
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Hey D. Scoma, Try this... After you copy all your clips from your Vado HD, you can add those files to this program (Free trial) http://www.avidvdburner.com/ and it'll automatically burn it onto a DVD that can be played on any DVD.
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I shot video with another device and recorded voice-over narration for one part of a video as well as another scene with dialogue while shooting with a separate camera. It was easy to edit the voice track into the video.
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Yea, you could use this on imovie. h.264 codec is compatible for most editing apps. This does the job right. I highly recommend this.
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Yes - and with iMovie (at least the newer ones) you can actually import directly from the camera into iMovie- I can basically do a 90min soccer game and have highlights out that night---
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That makes sense..... I've just always rendered my movies with 3 minute chapter points. It appears that this user is using each clip as a chapter marker. They could divide the clips into catagories creating a title for each and that would bring down the chapter count allowing the app to burn the DVD.
1966100
Yes, you can record a short movie and audio as well. But, it's like 2 minutes.
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In terms of video quality it's capabilities are not very high as you would probably expect. I believe it includes a program that scans your computer for videos and allows you select which ones you wish to add. They are then converted to a low-quality format and automatically added to your video library so the process of adding videos is pretty easy.
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Yes, you create a 'project' in iMovie and can add short clips to this 'project' as long as it doesn't extend for more than an hour which is about the max you can get on a DVD.
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Yes, that's exactly what I did. I used Elgato Video to convert movies from VHS to .mp4 files then move them to an external HD.
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it work very good when we are shooting one clip of the movie scene. Is that answer your question? Quick set up.
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It all depends on the quality of the video. There is a 2 gb size limit. Then it switches to another file.
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Yes, you sure can! I put a combination of still and videos in my Premiere video projects. You can also adjust the amount of time they display during re-play (time stretch feature).
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You would have to do that after the fact. This creates the clips, but doesn't burn them to DVD's.
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yes it is easy to use. Just happen to burn a dvd today. I bought this product this year to copy old tapes. just plug in to the vcr and into the computer. made 4 copys of the tape. i am NOT that tech savvy myself. Easy to use. I am not doing any editing just copying the tape.
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You can cut video clips to put where you want them. But you cannot pull a person or object out of the clip. For that you need photo editing software like Corel paintshop. To do what your question implies as writes , you would have to take a "snapshot" in the video , then import that snapshot into a photo editor , Then lift the object or person out of the photo & place it where you want it.
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Something doesn't sound right about how the app is processing the video files. Usually this message only pops up when doing a slideshow in MovieFactory. I stopped using this app a few years back for various reasons. Try the free trial of Ulead VideoStudio 11 Plus, I find it to work really well. You may be able to upgrade for a fraction of its full price.You could combine all of the clips into 1 clip using the /b command in DOS, but for 130 clips this would be very time consuming, both for entering the command line plus the file combination.Go to http://dvinfo.net/conf and do a search for canon hg10, there you can find plenty of info about your camera questions. Something doesn't sound right about how the app is processing the video files. Usually this message only pops up when doing a slideshow in MovieFactory. I stopped using this app a few years back for various reasons. Try the free trial of Ulead VideoStudio 11 Plus, I find it to work really well. You may be able to upgrade for a fraction of its full price.You could combine all of the clips into 1 clip using the /b command in DOS, but for 130 clips this would be very time consuming, both for entering the command line plus the file combination.Go to http://dvinfo.net/conf and... » Read More Something doesn't sound right about how the app is processing the video files. Usually this message only pops up when doing a slideshow in MovieFactory. I stopped using this app a few years back for various reasons. Try the free trial of Ulead VideoStudio 11 Plus, I find it to work really well. You may be able to upgrade for a fraction of its full price.You could combine all of the clips into 1 clip using the /b command in DOS, but for 130 clips this would be very time consuming, both for entering the command line plus the file combination.Go to http://dvinfo.net/conf and do a search for canon hg10, there you can find plenty of info about your camera questions. « Show Less
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No, recorded clips duration is fixed and cannot be changed, but you can stitch them together with movie maker in ms window. Quicktime needs additional video codes.