CompuServe Thread

Digiview & VCR

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#18633From: Vicky AdairSep 6, 1990 10:51 PM
I started out with a fairly cheap ($900) GE Camcorder and I get paused it on the scenes I wanted to digitize. Sometimes it takes trying to pause it a few times to get the jagiies to show up on the bottom or top of the picture. I must say it it VERY doable. Now I'm using a panasonic with a digital freeze frame and the pictures look GREAT!!! But you can do it with a pause on most camcorders and recorders, (at least 5 that I have tried) it justs takes a little work and more time. I almost always cleaned them up in Digi-Paint. If you want I can UL a couple of pictures I did with the cheap camcorder uncleaned up on pause of Roger Rabbit, so you can check out how they look. Vicky
#19111From: Desi VillaescusaSep 30, 1990 3:12 AM
Here's a thought. If I take a blank tape and my color wheel to a friends house and set it up with his camera (which I can't borrow, hence the effort) and video tape three images of something, red, etc… Then take it home and play the tape into digiview…. Well, I wonder if it's worth trying? Hopefully I'll get a chance to try soon, so I'll let you know! Just a weird thought! P.S. Thanx for the info!! TTYL
#19115From: Paul MacDonaldSep 30, 1990 10:38 AM
> Here's a thought. If I take a blank tape and my color wheel to a friend > house and set it up with his camera (which I can't borrow, hence the > effort) and video tape three images of something, red, etc… Then take i > home and play the tape into digiview…. Well, I wonder if it's worth > trying? I must have missed the beginning of this thread, but if you are using your friend's color camera to make a tape, using a color won't buy you anything. The color signals can be extracted from the tape to your Digiview by plugging the VCR into a color splitter like the Sunrize splitter, and then into your DigiView. Using a color wheel on the camera to make the tape won't accomplish anything. Your Digiview is only going to see a b&w video tape when you play it back, since it won't decode the NTSC color signals. Cheers, Paul (WA1OMM)
#19743From: Desi VillaescusaOct 30, 1990 1:16 AM
No, you missed my point I think. If I videotape from a color camera and digitze then it will be b/w. But what if I hook up the color whDi Hopefully, I'll try it soon. BUt I don't see why it wouldn't work. P.S. I have a HamE for sale. Black Belt is online here if you have any questions. I have posted in classifieds in Amigauser btw! Thanx and ttyl