I've got a failry old Canon DV30 ( well, it's certainly a something 30 ) you are welcome to borrow...
Steve On Wed, 14 Feb 2007 10:13:33 +1300 (NZDT) [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > >> Nick Rout to undertake a talk on more advanced multimedia stuff, getting > >> into more nitty gritty about video editing, format/codec conversion and > >> Video-DVD authoring, all in the linux environment. > > > > Yes, please! A worked example, from video camera (DV, MPEG-1, or MPEG-2) > > through editing, DVD authoring, to burning would be great. Perhaps this > > would take multiple evenings. > > > > Douglas. > > One of my problems is a lack of a DV camera. However getting the DV > footage from camera to computer is trivial. so what I'll probably do is > get some .dv footage by fair means or foul, pretend it came from a camera, > and work from there :-) > > However if someone wants to lend me a DV camera (a real one that does > mini-dv, not this recent crap that records some obscure and lossy codec to > an inbuilt hard drive or writable DVD) I could return it after the talk, > in fact after my trip to Europe in September... > > In fact you don't really want it back at all do you? > > > >
