What do you guys use to download your videocamera vids onto the internet or even my computer for that matter? I have a sony digital 8. I have a bunch of cool shit to post, but have no means to post it. Please let me know if anyone has any software that I can "borrow"Thanks, Gene
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01-21-07, 09:28 PM #1Super Moderator
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Video editing software
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01-22-07, 11:52 AM #2Junior Member
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i just picked up a system off ebay for about 30 bucks... i have an old 8mm RCA only video camera has decent enough picture for me, well the kit has a whole set up for any RCA S VIDEO USB and any other in/out conversion you use with a program to set up for recieving and editing on the computer... seems pretty legit and i should get it in tommorrow so i'll let ya know how that works out for me :)
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01-24-07, 04:18 AM #3Senior Member
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Adobe Preimere Pro my friend. My camcorder has digital out so I either use that, or my TV tuner card. Cant go wrong with Adobe!
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I have a DVD of some old 8mm movies from the 50's and 60's and I would like to download about 2-3 minutes of footage into a file on to my computer so I can upload it into forum. Can anyone do this. I'd pay ya. It's old drag racing footage from Cordova Drag Park in Illinois from the late 50's. Pretty cool stuff
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