Video Editors,i need fast help. It must be easy

**L0rdJuni0r** · 03-16-2005, 03:06 PM

i dont understand what your asking. contact me on ICQ and i'll help you out

**newbreed** · 03-16-2005, 03:06 PM

It could be recording by scene. Look for an option to record the entire tape or record manually. Or just use Windows Media Encoder and import the DV into an AV file.

**L0rdJuni0r** · 03-16-2005, 03:12 PM

Originally posted by newbreed

It could be recording by scene. Look for an option to record the entire tape or record manually. Or just use Windows Media Encoder and import the DV into an AV file.

or he could skip all the bullshit and get Adobe Premier. that what we use and it does everything.

**B.Diker** · 03-16-2005, 03:13 PM

lord junior possibly my english is not good enough to explain it in correct words sorry

but the program recording by scene as it seems, as newbreed told.

you know that, when u are recording a video, usually you dont press "rec" button and shoot the clip until the cassette ends. you give breaks. and this is my problem. when i try to capture, the program automaticly stops capturing (in fact it does not stop, you see it it is still capturing but no, if you check the folder you save your captured files, you see your avi is there already waiting)

i want it to be captured without breaks, nonstop recording

**newbreed** · 03-16-2005, 03:17 PM

Originally posted by B.Diker

lord junior possibly my english is not good enough to explain it in correct words sorry

but the program recording by scene as it seems, as newbreed told.

you know that, when u are recording a video, usually you dont press "rec" button and shoot the clip until the cassette ends. you give breaks. and this is my problem. when i try to capture, the program automaticly stops capturing (in fact it does not stop, you see it it is still capturing but no, if you check the folder you save your captured files, you see your avi is there already waiting)

i want it to be captured without breaks, nonstop recording

Import the video into Windows Media Encoder or Windows Movie Maker as an AVI and then open the clips or full movie up in your editor. Both of those programs are free and should be on you computer already (assuming you have XPsp2).

**L0rdJuni0r** · 03-16-2005, 03:17 PM

Originally posted by B.Diker

lord junior possibly my english is not good enough to explain it in correct words sorry

but the program recording by scene as it seems, as newbreed told.

you know that, when u are recording a video, usually you dont press "rec" button and shoot the clip until the cassette ends. you give breaks. and this is my problem. when i try to capture, the program automaticly stops capturing (in fact it does not stop, you see it it is still capturing but no, if you check the folder you save your captured files, you see your avi is there already waiting)

i want it to be captured without breaks, nonstop recording

look in the "Capture Source" inside the SETTINGS. look under " scene detection during video capture". that should do it.

**L0rdJuni0r** · 03-16-2005, 03:19 PM

BTW.... newbreed, Arika is the hottest girl i seen

**DirtyDanza** · 03-16-2005, 03:23 PM

easy fix
contact me on ICQ I will guide you

**newbreed** · 03-16-2005, 03:29 PM

Originally posted by L0rdJuni0r

BTW.... newbreed, Arika is the hottest girl i seen

Thx.

Video Editors,i need fast help. It must be easy

Video Editors,i need fast help. It must be easy

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