alanjack

I have a Panasonic Digi video camera and want to make vcd's.
The hard part is to get hold of a decent program to capture and then burn my movies.
I had Studio DV which I couldn't get work at all. Pile of poo! I also have the Creative Video Blaster moviemaker but theres too many cables with it. I just want decent capture and decent results. There is a moviemaker built into Windows Me but the capture is poor.
I have a firewire card and cables, 1.8 P4, 512ddr, 64Mb Geeforce mx400, 80gb 7200rpm HD
Please, any help much appreciated.

mega_stream

I use Adobe Premier 6
Superb

DazV

or ulead media studio pro (free trial on their website)

ptholt

for burning i use ahead 'nero' brilliant piece of software, works with everything, even creates little static menus where you can select different movies if there are more than one on a cd.

alanjack

Downloaded this today, Scenalyzer Ver 1.3 But capture is blotchy to say the least. But otherwise really easy to use and captures pictures no probs.
Ulead seems to be my best option as the Adobe 6 kit is exspensive to buy legitimately.
Thanks.

alanjack

Is there anyway to movie capture (60 mins) and get the file size within the 2GB windows limit when using Adobe?

paul corrigan

SLING IT, its crap ,you just want to do dirty films with mrs g****y

AJC

Have a look at http://www.vcdhelp.com. There's just about everything and anything you could ever want to learn about creating Video CD's.

alanjack

I think I have it sussed now, Thanks.
I use VCD Help all the time I find it is very helpful.