Frage von clementine:
Dear helpers,
would like with a sony dcr-pc106e pal Macbook with a DV (ntsc) capturing in iMovie.
If I do in iMovie 06 but I try martial following Fehlermeldnung and it comes to demolition:
"The Camera sends frames at half size, iMovie HD is not supported. Check the recording mode of your camera. (These settings specify the recording quality and thus the total duration of the recorded material on tape firmly.) The camera must be in the mode," SP "or "LP" position. If the problem is not solved, remove all cables and of the camera, wait approximately one to two minutes, replace it and then configure the date, time and recording mode again. "
In iMovie 08 is nothing and I do not even get an error message.
Can someone help me? Bin schon s.Verzweifeln
Ganz lieben Dank!
Clementine
Antwort von Quadruplex:
would like with a sony dcr-pc106e pal Macbook with a DV (ntsc) capturing in iMovie. (..) Can someone help me? Bin schon s.Verzweifeln As far as I know, only few PAL DV - NTSC tapes play. Your problem is not the apple, but the. Use this time to search - keyword: NTSC. You need to have in any case, an NTSC-compatible player.
Antwort von clementine:
Thank you for your reply,
on, I can tape but without the problems view. Is he then not NTSC compatible?
Did the tape of getting a girlfriend and synonymous only to learn that it is an NTSC tape acts as the display of the display.
Thanks again for the help and like a really great here to be helped!
LG
Clementine
Antwort von Quadruplex:
on, I can tape but without the problems view. Is he then not NTSC compatible? As I said: Some can's ... Then you have a question you do not ever worry.
Did the tape of getting a girlfriend and synonymous only to learn that it is an NTSC tape acts as the display of the display. Then please look after what you can adjust in iMovie. As a passionate apple hater, I can unfortunately not targeted to you tips on the program. But if there is for dubbing options (eg: 720/480 NTSC or equal to), make the page. More unfortunately, I do not - except, the subject of your question should be amended. Proposal: "How about I play with iMovie an NTSC DV recording?" Apple experts, there's enough here ...
