Frage von maus1208:
Hello,
I want a Canon HV20 me up, but do not know if my calculator has enough power dafuer: Intel Pentium 4 CPU 3.30 GHZ
1.00 GB of RAM.
Cut with Adobe Premiere Pro 7 Previously, I had a Canon MV 750i. Up to capture problems, the video editing properly.
Can you answer me, if I with the HV20 to DV record and if I find HD?
Antwort von maus1208:
Oops, Sorry ...
Text here again:
Hello,
I want a Canon HV20 me up, but do not know if my calculator has enough power dafuer: Intel Pentium 4 CPU 3.30 GHZ
1.00 GB of RAM.
Cut with Adobe Premiere Pro 7 Previously, I had a Canon MV 750i. Up to capture problems, the video editing properly.
Can you answer me, if I with the HV20 to DV record and if I find HD?
Antwort von Markus:
Hello to Spain
once you had your question as an answer to a question about Magix Video Deluxe and posted the second time in the Magix section. Both were still not quite the right results.
zum Bild Hopefully you find your topic in the hardware section again, where I moved the posts /'ve put together. As a guest, you finally get no e-mail notification with a direct link to your thread ...
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Sincerely,
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Antwort von maus1208:
Hola Chicos,
yes, I'm here now in the hardware section. Can someone with me now mmeiner question help?
PS: Meanwhile, the weather here lets synonymous to be desired ...
Antwort von Nacho:
Hola,
por lo que acabo de leer en otro thread premiere pro 7 no puede con HDV, pero no estoy seguro.
Olé!
Antwort von maus1208:
pero es posible con con Adobe Premiere 2.0?
Antwort von maus1208:
pero es posible con con Adobe Premiere 2.0? Is relativo todo, pero parece que sí:
http://www.hennek-homepage.de/video/PCfuerHDV-DV Editing.htm
pero si puedes la amplia a 2GB RAM!
Saludos desde Colonia,
Nacho
Antwort von maus1208:
Now nochma in German, so that the Spanish-speaking non-synonymous what these have.
When I click on DV with the HV20 record, everything works as usual?
However, I take on HD, so I must pimp my PC, right? But with the existing software then this is theoretically possible, no?
Antwort von maus1208:
http://www.guenstiger.de/gt/main.asp?produkt=392821
Does it make sense here to aufzumotzen?
Antwort von Nacho:
When I click on DV with the HV20 record, everything works as usual?
However, I take on HD, so I must pimp my PC, right? But with the existing software then this is theoretically possible, no? You can indeed synonymous HDV recording as DV and then to play on the calculator, the quality is good and the recording on miniDV HDV remains in the event that you later in the process HDV want. DV record does not really make sense, unless you want the tape afterwards with a DV camera to read.
Does it make sense here to aufzumotzen? I do not know what kind of calculator you have, but 2 GB of RAM is very useful if you want to try with HDV.
Greeting after Spain,
Nacho
Antwort von Gingi:
The problem is more likely to be slightly older CPU.
Antwort von HZJ:
My Windows PC has a similar configuration and HDV makes no fun.
If you want to upgrade the old calculator, calculate accurately predict again: Dual Core CPU, 2 GB of memory, hard drive, motherboard, graphics card, .... because you can buy like new. And HDV Resolutionsiehst you still can not, because your monitor / TFT not play. So soon synonymous nor a 1200x1920 display is due.
Or you can choose to see you buy a 24 "imac, connect the HV20 to lay off and marvel how easy it all can be. I wanted to believe it yourself, but I did convince themselves. Even a Mac Mini with Core 1.6 GHz Duo makes the job better than my P4 Windows, but unfortunately only one display interface.
The white 24-inch iMac with 2.16 GHz Core 2 Duo is suitable for this. There is s.1200 ¬ at Ebay. IMac with 20 "and the same CPU, there is s.etwa 800 ¬ needed.
Just go with the HV20, a tape and the 1394 cable into the next Gravis branch for testing.
Greetings, Bernhard
