Capturing and editing via 16:9

MPN 770-10116-900

Adapter Type Video Capture
Interface with Host PCI
Video Input Composite Video • i.Link (IEEE1394)
Video Output Composite Video
Platform PC • Mac
Hey no problem....It is best for Video capture...the datails are this.... i still useing it.........
Technical Features

Audio Support Stereo

System Requirements

Operating System Apple MacOS 9.x or later • Microsoft Windows 2000• Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition • Microsoft Windows XP Professional

Warranty 3 Years

Included Accessories 1 x Firewire (IEEE1394) Cable • Composite to S-Video Cable

Assuming that you want to do your video work later (editing,DVD burning)in your PC.


1.Your PC must have video capture device(either built-in or add-on).
2.Properly set your video editing software to able to capture video form your device.
3.Connect your camera to your PC in regular manner,like when you connect it to your TV.
4.Have your camera in PLAYBACK mode.wind the tape to the beginning of the footage you want to capture.
5.Open your editing software.turn on capture mode.
6.Start capture.At the same time,start playing back the footage on the cam.
7.When all footage were captured,click stop capture.
8.Start your editing work.
9.when complete,save it to some uncompressed video format like *.avi for later burning to DVD or converting to other format.



For beginners,I recommend Windows Movie Maker video editing software that should come bundled in almost every computer.It's fast,simple but effective enough for home-movie work.Once your project is completed,save your movie in original .avi format for later burning to DVD,etc.



BTW forget the old-school Linear Editing (on the tape) thing.It's slow,complicate and much less flexible than Non-Linear method.

Assuming that you want to do your video editing in the PC rather than on the tape.


1.Your PC must have video capture device(either built-in or add-on).
2.Properly set your video editing software to able to capture video form your device.
3.Connect your camera to your PC in regular manner,like when you connect it to your TV.
4.Have your camera in PLAYBACK mode.wind the tape to the beginning of the footage you want to capture.
5.Open your editing software.turn on capture mode.
6.Start capture.At the same time,start playing back the footage on the cam.
7.When all footage were captured,click stop capture.
8.Start your editing work.
9.when complete,save it to some uncompressed video format like *.avi for later burning to DVD or converting to other format.



For beginners,I recommend Windows Movie Maker video editing software that should come bundled in almost every computer.It's fast,simple but effective enough for home-movie work.



BTW forget the old-school Linear Editing (on the tape) thing.It's slow,complicate and much less flexible than Non-Linear method.

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hey im a expert

it is not fault of ur camra dude, it is fault of software ur using to capture and editting. ur software has preferece option incapture mode go inti it and give him command to cap in what aspect ratio u want

Use ACER Arcade application.
From User manual:
"Acer Arcade allows you to capture and record video clips from other external
devices, such as a DVD player or camcorder.
Click Capture Device on the video page and then select the source you are using
for your video input. There is a choice between "S-video" and "Composite."
To capture a video clip, you then need to click the red record button in the
onscreen controls.
The destination folder can be set from the "Settings" menu.
Clicking on Advanced and selecting Settings allows you to set the quality of the
video captured. You can choose from "Good," "Better" or "Best." Selecting a
higher quality results in a larger file when capturing video clips.
Snapshot
Snapshot mode is available in Cinema, Video and TV modes. This function can
be used to capture the onscreen image at any time."

dear jose thomas


Just trying using a canopus 4.0 for your ACEDvio ..it compatible with your canopus DVstorm
and your problem can solve with a correct codect or using edius 4.0 to capture your video

ok, post in me back



thanks


cropp

your software is in warranty. And your English is excellent. It is Canopus Edius's problem, il n'est pas le votre. Allez-y a
http://www.canopus.com/ pour demander qu'ils vous expliquez ce qui vous avez besoin--je crois qu'ils seront nouse assister vitement.

Si vous parle avec une personne qi apparaisse ignorant, demandez parler avec son superieur.

Bonne Chance

Open iMovie and set it to capture DV. (Click the camera shaped icon opposed to the siscor scissor shape) When you see a blue screen that says (camera connected) and the image pops on screen of image from tape on camcorder set in play mode, you hit the import button and it begins to capture digital movie using DV compression of whatever you have on tape. You should be able to control your camcorder with the video controllers underneath the project window to make selections for the in and outpunts on the tape you wish to capture. Then switch to edit mode by clicking on the scissor button and import the movies you just captured or use them from the clips menu, etc. renedr movie back to tape, if you wish by clicking back and forth from edit mode (scissors) and capture mode (camera silo) and render to and from tape.