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From: camom2boys
To: [email protected]
Sent: Monday, February 28, 2005 3:11 PM
Subject: [AP] help :How to burn directly to DVD
Hello everyone. I'm hoping someone might know how to do this. I have
old analog Hi8 tapes that I would like to burn directly to DVD for
storage purpose(no menus or chapters). I want to avoid if possible
capturing this to my hard drive for now. Thanks for your help and
suggestions
I have a Matrox RTX100 turnkey system.
P4 2.6
1024gb ram
Software I have:
Encore 1.5
Premiere Pro 1.5
Poineer A05 DVD burner
----I dont know why you want to avoid capturing to your hard drive, but this
can be done several ways...\
1) Use a digital camcorder as a "pass-through analog to digital converter" by
connecting your Hi8 to the A-V inputs of your digital camcorder and run the
digital camcorder in VCR mode.
2) Use a hardware analog to digital converter like the ADS Pyro AV Link or
the Canopus ADVC-100.
I do not think that your software offers direct to disk, because it is
primarily designed for use by EDITORS....I have Encore and I haven't seen this
option in the program anywhere.
Other software programs like Ulead DO offer direct-to-disk capture but I dont
know enough about the Matrox RTX100 card to know its MPEG capture capabilities
but I suspect that it has enough processing power to do the capture quite well.
I do know of a few Matrox owners here in the group who can probably tell you
for sure if it will work.
But after all is said and done there really is no reason why you cannot save
to your drive unless you are so low on space that it wont fit.
JeffH
Ch.S.
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