editing mini dv

**wageslave** · July 12th, 2001, 02:04 PM

I can answer that one smile

Yes you can.
Once youve imported clips (as avi's) you can
view it on the timeline. zoom in, and you can view it frame at a time.
You can just cut out one frame (or 60, or however many you want) and shift them elsewhere.

Magic

**rbt2000** · July 12th, 2001, 02:12 PM

cheers wageslave and xander youve been really helpful, in about two months time i should have enough money to by the above system so i think im gonna go for it,

just out of intrest where are you guys from????

**wageslave** · July 12th, 2001, 02:29 PM

near Bristol - other end of the world.

**marti-c** · July 13th, 2001, 02:55 AM

Hi there
Why not build the machine up yourself a piece at a time. I have just got the processor that you are describing and also h=got a Abit raid motherboard and i can tell you it really flies. You can check out the reviews at http://www.motherboards.com/catalog/

Also i can tell you that i have 2 30gb 7200 hard disks and they capture data rate is very high. As for the capture ceiling of 4gb, you shouldnt be capturing any clip this long. keep you files short and label them well and they should be easier to locate when editing.
I know i have mentioned it before but for analogue editing you really wont regret getting the pinnacle dc30+ editing card. This used together with premiere 6 does the job so well.

marti

**Xendar** · July 13th, 2001, 03:42 AM

Inbetween Leeds, Bradford & Huddersfield in a void called West Yorkshire.

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Mark Smith
Neon Films - Low budget films in West Yorkshire
www.neonfilms.co.uk