Frage von Dr.Müve:
What is your opinion about the purchase of a lot more expensive HDV tapes for recording or Aussspielen on a HD?
I work with a Canon HV 20 and will now justify my lack of editing by cutting Blueraybrenners place on the Cam back to play.
The HD material was normal with DV tapes recorded. Does it feel for the off on the more expensive option back?
Antwort von jazzy_d:
So if, then HDV tapes, in my view anyway just for the pictures make sense. Basically, it is not necessary.
Antwort von ed-media:
Hello,
the best experiences I had for HDV usually with Fuji tapes,
I generally prefer Fuji Tapes synonymous with Digi-Beta tapes to Sony before.
Gruß Eric
Antwort von thos-berlin:
Whether or not the technical quality of the HDV tapes is better than the DV counterparts, I can not judge. But this has nothing with the format of the recorded signals to be done.
What the recording s.sich, there are two tapes with the same data and in the same way and manner described - digitally. Only the coding, what is behind the 0 and 1 verbrirgt, is different.
Since a drop at a GOP structure of an HDV tape on several images, whereas it is because of the building at Compression DV out only on a Picture effect is HDV against such mechanical error prone.
For this reason could be the synonym "HDV" all necessary for a better mechanical strength and fewer drop-outs are available. This can be a high-quality DV tape but synonymous afford.
Antwort von Jitter:
That is it! You need to find out what your tape in the fewest dropouts generated. The views of Forum participants are far apart and do not give any guidance. I myself have for my HV 20 still no tape discovered without dropouts filming.
Antwort von Dr.Müve:
Fuji normal DV or HDV tapes?
