https://minimal.org.uk/categories/digital-video/ Recent content in digital video on minimal.org.uk Hugo -- gohugo.io en-gb ian Wed, 24 Jul 2002 21:13:26 +0000 https://minimal.org.uk/2002/07/24/video-capture-part-three-what-to-do-next/ Wed, 24 Jul 2002 21:13:26 +0000 https://minimal.org.uk/2002/07/24/video-capture-part-three-what-to-do-next/ win2k/sonic mydvd There will be some details here, just as soon as I can stop screaming at the memory of it all… macos x/imovie 2 macos x/dazzle hollywood bridge macos x/idvd 2 mac os x/imovie 2/project builder https://minimal.org.uk/2002/07/24/video-capture-part-two-getting-it-working/ Wed, 24 Jul 2002 21:12:37 +0000 https://minimal.org.uk/2002/07/24/video-capture-part-two-getting-it-working/ win2k/tmpgenc The answer to the AVI capture limit was simple: move to Windows 2000 and NTFS, and capture until my hard drive ran out of space. This was good, in that it worked fine, plus the move to MPEG files rather than AVI meant that there wasn’t really a limit anyway. The O/S was far, far better than Win98 in terms of stability, and the Task Manager that could be invoked by a simple CTRL+ALT+DEL was a delight: I could bring the system down to the bare minimum of executing tasks in a moment. https://minimal.org.uk/2002/07/24/video-capture-the-first-steps/ Wed, 24 Jul 2002 21:11:53 +0000 https://minimal.org.uk/2002/07/24/video-capture-the-first-steps/ beos/hauppauge wintv Hmm, well that was nice. It’s a wonderful OS, bringing elegance and slickness to the desktop of even ‘slow’ machines, if you can find a selection of hardware with the correct drivers. It can do multiple video and audio streams that even today’s O/S have trouble with, and the default versions even came with Japanese localisations – how about that for a US company ? Well, not so great, actually. https://minimal.org.uk/2002/07/24/video-capture-the-quest-for-quality/ Wed, 24 Jul 2002 12:36:21 +0000 https://minimal.org.uk/2002/07/24/video-capture-the-quest-for-quality/ background I’ve been messing around with digital video since my first video camera (JVC GR-DVJ70), and have played with capture on BeOS, Windows 98, Windows 2000 and MacOS X. If I knew at the start what I know now, I’d have saved up the extra for a unit with Firewire output… As it it, the camera is a fully digital MiniDV unit, but it only has analogue ouputs, and no video inputs (external Mic is provided, but no headphone out).