Hi Claudio
Get yourself a Trial copy of MPEG Video Wizard at www.womble.com and you will
have no problem editing mpegs. I do the same as you're doing and that's what
I'm using. It works great on a slow system.
MediaPro
hello group
I am capturing some VHS tapes, and I did it MPG2 format (8000 kb/s, high
quality)
The captured image is good, but the problem appears when I try to edit them
with Premiere: It seems dificult to edit them at the timelime, and the final
.mpg file to burn in a DVD has poor quality, frozen frames and other quality
problems
I know that Premiere is not too friendly with mpgs, but...Does anyone knows
the best way to edit mpg with Premiere Pro without loosing picture quality?
thanks
Claudio
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