This is an archive of CompuServe forum messages from 1985 to 1995, as saved in transcripts by John Foust.
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Chris: I've had software solutions for this offered to me on productions by gaffers and techs. Did you try your nearby friendly gaffer and lighting company? Bet the've run into this and have a solution. Also,I've also seen programs which claim to do this offered in film magazines like American…
Bob: You could start by getting a copy of the latest "Digital Video" magazine. They do a good job of reviewing the equipment and software. I've seen it on the newstands. If you can't find it there the subscription number is 800-998-0806 or Internet:subs@dv.com. They're objective regarding platform and the…
Bob: PMFJI Don't mean to butt in, … but…. having battled for years with badly integrated or just plain not integrated graphics, Premiere seems easy. Here's a handy techinique I've found for designing and working with graphics and titling within Premiere, and which gets around always saving then importing the…
Tim: Nope. And with prices ranging from $2-300 through $2-3000 or more – you can pick your poison too. – Arnold Jones, Written 11-Apr-1995 @ 21:40:16 Using: Windows NavCIS PRO 1.2
Tim: I can figure out how to get get video out of a computer, do it all the time. My point is if you are looking for something to review try scan converters. Arnie – Arnold Jones, Written 10-Apr-1995 @ 21:11:21 Using: Windows NavCIS PRO 1.2
>>BTW, what's a "scan converter"?
Hey Tim how about some reviews on scan converters and devices to make what's on your computer screen turn into something that will play on your tape machine?? I mentioned in a different forum some reference to scan converters and was surprised at the number of questions that came up.…
Avery: I have done many off-line edits with Premiere 1.1 using window code. If you have ever done a linear based edit using window code you will find the process is basically the same – do the edit and write down the numbers. It's also a good idea to talk…