Can you edit the video on your computer??
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Yes, you can edit your video on your computer. PlayTouch record video in H.264 format wich can be edited natively in Premier Pro. To edit this format in any other editing software, like Movie Maker or iMovie, you have to convert this format to another more friendly like proress. To transcode the video you can use MPEG Streamclip which you can download for free.
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can you use the camera and editing software on a google chrome laptop that doesn't have an internal hard drive?
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I edited a 10-minute video doing some pretty major visual effects using imovie, QuickTime and several other tools. It worked just like on my imac. The only issue is that with a shorter battery life, this type of editing cannot be done for long before you have to plug in the charger.
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I tried with clean vista installation. You can edit the audio track only. Technically you can edit if you have the right codec. But I Goolged a lot and nobody seems to be able to do it with Microsoft Movie maker or other free video editor.
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I don't believe that you can...NO. However, saying that; the video recording always produces a jpeg from the first frame or so of the video, that appears when you download the video to your computer.
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yes you can but must be through usb or HDMI cable. Then you install the program on the computer and poof there it is.
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The videos are saved as MP4 files and can be edited with any software that supports the use of that type of file. I posted one directly to YouTube, after doing just a little editing using Windows Movie Maker. Hope this answer helps you out. Bob Plyler Kodiak Alaska
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I would think you can, since I've down loaded some programs--I planned to try, but my video just went bad-----That's what one get for buying used--- I'm not as familiar with Mac as with Windows or Linux, Good Luck
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No, I've found the best way to do that is to buy a VHS to DVD recorder. Once you transfer the VHS to DVD, you can rip it to your computer then edit it in this program.
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Sure, I connected it to my computer using a firewire cable and captured the footage on final cut. I have final cut pro 7.
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If you have an Intel based Mac you will be able to handle the AVCHD codec. If you have an earlier PowerPC Mac (like the dual G5 I have) you will have to transcode to MPEG video to edit. This is a time consuming process as I learned when borrow an AVCHD camera from a family member. More information is available on video forums regarding this concern.
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only if you have your own software that will do that. It does not come with what is in this box. We separately downloaded the suggested program, but still have not figured out how to save the videos the kids make to view on our Mac system, let alone add sound to them. Very disappointed.
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Yes you can - we take the card out of the camera and import the video using a card reader.
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I don't use any video edit programs, so the only thing I can suggest is to try it. Good luck. I do love the Envy H8, and with my high speed internet (7-8 Mbs), it moves along quite nicely.
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Yes, but you will need video editing software. Very easy to do if u know how, probably a a mat idea to have someone do it for you if not.
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I'm not totally sure what you are asking here. If you are asking if you can edit out a portion of a clip without deleting the entire clip or the time after the portion you want to edit out then yes you can. Just use the "split" function on the top left of your timeline. Move the arrow over the start of what you wanted to edit and hit "split" then move it to the end of what you want removed and hit "split" again and it will create a moveable portion of your video. You can move it somewhere else in the movie or just delete it totally.
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Actually, you can.You just need to convert the video using Creative's Video Converter.
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Yes, but the image will be upside down when you view it on the computer. Not a huge deal though if you really need the video. I'm sure it can be flipped somehow with today's software.