How do I put video from a videocamer onto my computer

tireburner163 · 06-26-2001, 11:37 AM

Can I put video from a videocamer(non-digital) onto my computer and post it on the internet. Also rebel79 how did you link the shots together and how did you add the words and music. these mybe dumb questions but I don't know the answeres

later
Josh, aka the tireburner

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1990 Dodge Dynasty with 275,000 miles. Mods:chiped paint, CD player. Sucks but it was free. Praying for a stang.
The "Guetto Glider"

If it ain't broke, you ain't tryin hard enough

drudis · 06-26-2001, 02:31 PM

Go to www.dazzle.com and get their analog to digital video capture USB interface unit.
Makes some pretty simple (and decent) videos.
Here are some I recently (notice the creation date) made: http://members.mustangworks.com/drudis/videos/

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Darius Rudis
Roadracer: Home built t-arm/panhard suspension powered by an S-trimmed motor :-)
My Mustang Page

tireburner163 · 06-27-2001, 01:22 AM

but, which one should I get

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1990 Dodge Dynasty with 275,000 miles. Mods:chiped paint, CD player. Sucks but it was free. Praying for a stang.
The "Guetto Glider"

If it ain't broke, you ain't tryin hard enough

Rebel79 · 06-27-2001, 09:20 AM

tireburner

I year ago I purchased a video card that has Video Capture capabilities. If you don't want to spend the money for a new card, then buy a Dazzle. I use a 3dfx Voodoo 3500 w/ TV out, but another one is the ATI All-in-Wonder-Pro.

To edit the video I use a program called Ulead Video Studio 5.0. With this program you can, capture the video (with a capture device), edit a clip, put several clips together, use transitions, use special effects (ie negative, blur, mosaic, etc), add titling, music, and voice. Then you can export them to Mpeg 1, Mpeg 2, Real Audio, Quicktime, or Windows Streaming Media. Its a great little program thats not too hard to use.

Good luck!

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1994 Mustang Cobra
308ci, Vortech S-trim 11#, ported GT-40 heads, E-303 cam, FMS 1 5/8 headers, BBK Offroad H-pipe, 2-chamber flows, and several other goodies.
Rebel Racing. Home of Bay Area Mustangs

SmokeyDP · 06-27-2001, 01:54 PM

I have a TV Tuner card in my computer($50). Just plug the video camera's RCA's into the RCA video input on the card and use the software that comes with the card to capture the movies. Then I use a movie editor for special effects.

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1992 GT 5.0L Convertible
BBK Shorties, Flowmasters, Super Chip, Mass Air, Under Drive Pullies, Hurst Shifter, Duck Tape
AIM: SmokeyDP

06-26-2001, 11:37 AM	#1
tireburner163 It's a lot like a race car Join Date: Aug 2000 Location: Meridian, MS Posts: 4,130	How do I put video from a videocamer onto my computer Can I put video from a videocamer(non-digital) onto my computer and post it on the internet. Also rebel79 how did you link the shots together and how did you add the words and music. these mybe dumb questions but I don't know the answeres later Josh, aka the tireburner ------------------ 1990 Dodge Dynasty with 275,000 miles. Mods:chiped paint, CD player. Sucks but it was free. Praying for a stang. The "Guetto Glider" If it ain't broke, you ain't tryin hard enough

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06-26-2001, 02:31 PM	#2
drudis Moderator Join Date: Dec 1999 Location: Livonia, MI, USA Posts: 1,194	Go to www.dazzle.com and get their analog to digital video capture USB interface unit. Makes some pretty simple (and decent) videos. Here are some I recently (notice the creation date) made: http://members.mustangworks.com/drudis/videos/ ------------------ Darius Rudis Roadracer: Home built t-arm/panhard suspension powered by an S-trimmed motor :-) My Mustang Page

06-27-2001, 01:22 AM	#3
tireburner163 It's a lot like a race car Join Date: Aug 2000 Location: Meridian, MS Posts: 4,130	but, which one should I get ------------------ 1990 Dodge Dynasty with 275,000 miles. Mods:chiped paint, CD player. Sucks but it was free. Praying for a stang. The "Guetto Glider" If it ain't broke, you ain't tryin hard enough

06-27-2001, 09:20 AM	#4
Rebel79 News Editor Join Date: Apr 1999 Location: Concord, CA Posts: 2,101	tireburner I year ago I purchased a video card that has Video Capture capabilities. If you don't want to spend the money for a new card, then buy a Dazzle. I use a 3dfx Voodoo 3500 w/ TV out, but another one is the ATI All-in-Wonder-Pro. To edit the video I use a program called Ulead Video Studio 5.0. With this program you can, capture the video (with a capture device), edit a clip, put several clips together, use transitions, use special effects (ie negative, blur, mosaic, etc), add titling, music, and voice. Then you can export them to Mpeg 1, Mpeg 2, Real Audio, Quicktime, or Windows Streaming Media. Its a great little program thats not too hard to use. Good luck! ------------------ 1994 Mustang Cobra 308ci, Vortech S-trim 11#, ported GT-40 heads, E-303 cam, FMS 1 5/8 headers, BBK Offroad H-pipe, 2-chamber flows, and several other goodies. Rebel Racing. Home of Bay Area Mustangs

06-27-2001, 01:54 PM	#5
SmokeyDP Registered Member Join Date: Jun 1999 Location: Middlesex, NJ Posts: 212	I have a TV Tuner card in my computer($50). Just plug the video camera's RCA's into the RCA video input on the card and use the software that comes with the card to capture the movies. Then I use a movie editor for special effects. ------------------ 1992 GT 5.0L Convertible BBK Shorties, Flowmasters, Super Chip, Mass Air, Under Drive Pullies, Hurst Shifter, Duck Tape AIM: SmokeyDP