Frage von Alex123:
Hello everybody! I hope that with my question here s.der'm right place ..
Is it possible, films, on the hard drive of a DVD recorder are stored on a PC (Mac) to draw?
Meaning and purpose of the matter is the making of post screenshots and the creation of small clips (ie excerpts from each shoot).
The important thing is that films are being drawn directly, without first burn them.
If it is possible that there is something suitable recorder?
Antwort von wotan:
Hey!
None Given that what has replied, I'll give the impetus times:
To sowas hab ich mir gedanken synonymous made:
Possibility
No.1: The harddisk and expand in the PC install. Then hope that the file can read it or an emulator to do so.
No. 2: A recorder with LAN anschaun output and ask whether you have this connection, the LAN sachen synonymous to the PC can.
Unfortunately I was looking after satellite receivers kept, so no tip regarding the device.
Either way it will be pretty hard, so the thing to work ... The recorded format are often very problematic.
well, not helped a lot of hats ..
Good luck! * fg *
Antwort von Wiro:
Hmmm --
a hard disk recorder with DV - Out perhaps?
Pioneer would have such a thing. I assume that the direct off of the hard drive works. Just look closer. Did not even him, but when Aunt Google found.
Gruss Wiro
Antwort von Quadruplex:
Is it possible, films, on the hard drive of a DVD recorder are stored on a PC (Mac) to draw? (..) If it is possible that there is something suitable recorder? When it comes to brand appliances (JVC, Panasonic, Philips, Pioneer, Samsung, Sony - the usual suspects halt): Forget it.
If the PC Schittstellen have is exactly what you want, is not guaranteed. Even a DV-output can be in practice, not smoothly s.PC use.
Before long rummurkst: Copy your clips on a + /-RW (depending on the recorder) and you open up Windows with
VirtualDubMod. Copy source frame to clipboard")
