Frage von Smajoka:
Hello!
If my HD as a video-recorded movies in the DV-output mode via firewire to the PC, there are clear errors (black and light stripes) See above picture to see. See synonymous jpg attachment (not scaled).
The same recording in the HDV output mode on the PC displays this error does not. The original recording in the camera seems to be ok so.
Do you have an idea where this error creeps. Is possibly the camera broke (3 weeks ago) or is just the HDV -> DV Converter unreliable.
For each tip grateful
Martin
Antwort von Axel:
See this thread synonymous:
http://forum.slashcam.de/hdv-dv-down-convertierung-flimmern-am-oberen-rand-vt54981.html
This is not yours, but a Canon synonymous. The issue of DV HDV Canon just seems not to be perfect. Is related to the fact that the vertical resolution Both formats are not cleanly divided (1080 - 576). If possible, cut in HDV and then down convert. It has already proved that this is the best quality.
A bug? Could you maybe mention it. A defective device probably not.
Antwort von Smajoka:
See this thread synonymous:
http://forum.slashcam.de/hdv-dv-down-convertierung-flimmern-am-oberen-rand-vt54981.html
This is not yours, but a Canon synonymous. The issue of DV HDV Canon just seems not to be perfect.
Thanks for the hint. Thread, I must have overlooked.
Had me rather well for the 500 series of Panasonic should decide.
Thank you very much,
Martin
Antwort von UlmsSkyliner:
Hello,
this is to me synonymous with my HV 20 and I noticed it had only been 2 days! (exchanged against a NV GS 500)
is in all hv 20?
Antwort von UlmsSkyliner:
I would say
one can circumvent the problem in which one takes up the same in dv!
Antwort von Andry01:
When I click on my DVD / HDD Recorder (SonyRDR HX-750) record in DV-I have nothing of these disturbances noticed ..... on the PC anyway, I play only in HDV, but I will try it and then give feedback.
Gruss
Andreas
Antwort von Andreas_Kiel:
I would say
one can circumvent the problem in which one takes up the same in dv! ... I would prefer it in HD, edit in HD and only at the final output in SD. The data sets are the same today in the handling performance due synonymous.
I have in the summer, a service event in HD recorded and processed, then a normal s.die participants (SD)-distributed DVD.
Two colleagues said to me, whether I could deliver HD synonymous ...
Should read: you never know whether you still will not want to have in HD!
BG
Andreas
Antwort von Axel:
Had me rather well for the 500 series of Panasonic should decide. Hi, this is synonymous to me with my HV 20 and I noticed it had only been 2 days! (Exchanged against a NV GS 500) ...
I would say you can circumvent the problem in which one takes equal to dv! The question is whether the exchange was prudent. Whether the HV20, an easy-processed Camera, to say so to say, with
one, if synonymous CMOS chip as
DV Cam is better than the Panasonic 3CCD with her, which I will dare to doubt it.
Does the exchange have to undo? Otherwise, UlmsSkyliner, maybe you have the wrong horse.
However, it is true, if it is called today,
"Who says A must do nothing", but really the HV20 makes sense - and
every damned HDV Cam only if you so synonymous HDV recording
and cuts. The next logical step would be to buy a somewhat fast computer.
But synonymous with a slow Calculator can cut HDV: offline as DV. The complete tape as DV capture (and the Flimmerrand easily overlooked), cut in DV, HDV and then (in an HDV project) Capture and re-render leave. Then downkonvertieren for DVD output. Complicated, but possible.
Let me be clear: the option, as a DV Cam from each other, is not actually a useful feature HDV. It is no longer necessary, it is not so good, so forget it.
Antwort von urmel2:
The question is whether the exchange was prudent. Whether the HV20, an easy-processed Camera, to say so to say, with one, if synonymous CMOS chip as DV Cam is better than the Panasonic 3CCD with her, which I will dare to doubt it. HMH, just out of interest: You doubt, then, that the HV20 with its CMOS is better than the Panasonic? That would mean that the exchange was not wise.
Or have I misunderstood this now?
Many greetings,
Martin
Antwort von urmel2:
Correction, because I have written above dung:
The question is whether the exchange was prudent. Whether the HV20, an easy-processed Camera, to say so to say, with one, if synonymous CMOS chip as DV Cam is better than the Panasonic 3CCD with her, which I will dare to doubt it. HMH, just out of interest: You doubt, then, that the HV20 with its CMOS is better than the Panasonic? That would mean that the exchange was prudent.
Or have I misunderstood this now?
Many greetings,
Martin
Antwort von Axel:
The question is whether the exchange was prudent. Whether the HV20, an easy-processed Camera, to say so to say, with one, if synonymous CMOS chip as DV Cam is better than the Panasonic 3CCD with her, which I will dare to doubt it.
HMH, just out of interest: You doubt, then, that the HV20 with its CMOS is better than the Panasonic? That would mean that the exchange was not wise.
Or have I misunderstood this now? Halb. UlmsSkyline had purchased Pana GS 500 because his calculator for HDV was too weak. Then he saw HD comparison images, was dissatisfied and exchanged against a Can 20th AGM By now he wants directly in DV mode. I do not believe that the HV 20 in DV mode only as good as the Panasonic. Exactly, I know it's not. Actually it would be sensational!
Antwort von UlmsSkyliner:
The question is whether the exchange was prudent. Whether the HV20, an easy-processed Camera, to say so to say, with one, if synonymous CMOS chip as DV Cam is better than the Panasonic 3CCD with her, which I will dare to doubt it.
HMH, just out of interest: You doubt, then, that the HV20 with its CMOS is better than the Panasonic? That would mean that the exchange was not wise.
Or have I misunderstood this now?
Halb. UlmsSkyline had purchased Pana GS 500 because his calculator for HDV was too weak. Then he saw HD comparison images, was dissatisfied and exchanged against a Can 20th AGM By now he wants directly in DV mode. I do not believe that the HV 20 in DV mode only as good as the Panasonic. Exactly, I know it's not. Actually it would be sensational! Right!
I will still write NEN small report on the Cam and image quality between NV GS 500 and Canon HV 20 in the DV mode.
Axel, you can call me Chris :-)
