capture... dvd?

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Noah
 
oh no, im at work and i got some of my footage on beta and i can transfer it to dvd here just wondering if it worth my time. its that or paying for it to be transferd to my hard drive or mini dv
 
strangebrew said:
oh no, im at work and i got some of my footage on beta and i can transfer it to dvd here just wondering if it worth my time. its that or paying for it to be transferd to my hard drive or mini dv
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DVD-Video (if that's what you mean) is compressed so you'll lose quality; but if the source material is not something you want to work with a lot in the future (home videos, etc) then that might not be a problem. I find that a shareware program called DVDXDV gives me the best result in converting DVD-Video (not copy protected) to DV files that I can then edit. I end up having to do this a lot, as I make a lot of demo videos for musicians that have only DVD video of performances... works great!
 
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