I'm working with a Sony DSR PD150, and I am now in the process of editing and so on. The only problem is that for some reason I cannot get the video to the editing station. The manuel says I need a VCR in order to do it...?
Help?
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Editing help?
- Thread starter AnthemRoad
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I think you are misreading the manual.
You turn the camera on to the "VCR" mode - the
power switch goes to the up position.
You turn the camera on to the "VCR" mode - the
power switch goes to the up position.
Yah, it connects to your computer via a FireWire cable.
The camera needs to be in VCR mode (so it can use functions like "Play", Shuttle-Forward, Rewind, etc) - and your editing software will suck in the footage, while the tape physically plays what has been recorded.
Good luck.
The camera needs to be in VCR mode (so it can use functions like "Play", Shuttle-Forward, Rewind, etc) - and your editing software will suck in the footage, while the tape physically plays what has been recorded.
Good luck.
Mmm, indeed I was.
Now I've another problem. I just finished editing with Adobe Premiere 6.5 and went to export the final draft (for want of a term) and it is saying there is an "Encoder clipboard error." Or something along those lines. Er? I've tried everything I could think of, but...nothing.
Now I've another problem. I just finished editing with Adobe Premiere 6.5 and went to export the final draft (for want of a term) and it is saying there is an "Encoder clipboard error." Or something along those lines. Er? I've tried everything I could think of, but...nothing.