Does DV-610AVE have 'freeze-frame' and 'frame-by-frame advance' features?
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It has frame by frame advance and reverse, and yes, freeze-frame too (as in PAUSE) Here is a link to the manual: (http://www.quadraphonic.info/DVD-Audio-SACD-Blu-Ray/manuals/DV-610AV-S_(K)eng.pdf) This is an awesome product! I have owned two of them for several years. Still love 'em. Hope this helps?
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you can just let it run. you can set the memory settings to record till memory is full or overwrite oldest video first.
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Hi Ronnie G, no it doesn't at this stage but apparently with the inclusion of synhcronised video they will be able to do it at some stage but the metrics are very difficult to work out, as for the synchronised video it is still in development. I am helping test a beta version at the moment but their updates seem to have come to a stand-still large problems so far.
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yes, i had this problem. i noticed that the playback looked fine on the camera, but when i transferred to my computer, it was jerky. turns out the problem was the kind of application I was using to view it. I found the free GOM player, and this solved the problem nicely.
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I don't use the camera software for editing, but here is a good article on how to do it with Windows Media Player or some free software. http://www.pcworld.com/article/2034143/how-to-grab-a-freeze-frame-from-a-video.html
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Yes, when i record games, i actually use the "capturing" window as my display... it has ZERO delay
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it is pretty fast in Program mode, but incredibly slow in the mode that takes a 4 second video before taking the still picture. Avoid that mode like the plague.
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According to the user manual http://pdisp01.c-wss.com/gdl/WWUFORedirectTarget.do?id=MDMwMDAwNjkyODAy&cmp;=ABR&la;ng=EN it does take stills, and it can even take stills while shooting video.
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sorry to disagree but yes you can pause video in certain modes. you click ok and at bottom of lcd screen it will show you to push on +/- on right side of wheel. it don work in all modes.
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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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My camera appears to do both, I see the option to change video modes from NTSC to something else, as I want mine in NTSC however I did not test it.
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It has a slow smooth motion record but only in 2D mode. You will find many features are not available when recording in 3D. Having said that, I have no regrets. Its 3D picture is breath taking. Perhaps after market software may help. The other draw back is that the video must be converted to a standard 3D format to be able to play on a 3D TV without the camera. I save my video on hard drive and play it through the camera to watch it in 3D on Tv or to watch in perfect clarity in 2D on my TV I just plug the storage hard drive directly to the TV.
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If there is any difference, I can not see it. I've used the dvc60prl for years in both Sd and HDV cameras and the less expensive tape works great.
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read the article on configuring a HDV editing station in DV magazine...you can capture uncompressed video from the HDMI port on this camera using the black magic intensity card but it is quite demanding on your entire system and wants an eSATA raid array etc.http://www.blackmagic-design.com/products/intensity/best
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i connected one of the DVI-D ports from my graphics card to the DVI-D port of this capture card, set it to 24Hz, and then hit the record button the resulting video was indeed 24fps so the answer to your question is yes
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Here are the frame rates: 60i, Native 24p (records at 24p), 24p Progressive (records at 60i), 30p Progressive (records at 60i)
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It has a image stabilizer and if youre talking about advance what kind of advance like motion detection?!is!?I still would recommend it but if you want a advance one id recommend the JVCGZ-HD10U I love both cameras!! perfect for attaching fisheye and filming skate and travel trips