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Posted by J. Frank Ferguson on 09/30/05 21:05
Thanks to all that have replied. I tried windows movie maker and I have
sound; it must be just a setting in the other programs.
Now all I need, it seems, is a MUCH larger hard drive :)
Thanks again
Frank
ptravel@travelersvideo.com wrote:
> J. Frank Ferguson wrote:
>
>>I hear the audio from the camera while transfering but the audio track
>>is not present on the playback on the PC.
>>You say "audio card"' does it have anything to do with the capture
>>process if I'm using firewire?
>>Thanks
>>Frank
>
>
> It has nothing to do with the capture process, but you need one if you
> want to hear the audio when you play the captured video. How are you
> playing it?
>
>
>
>>Mike Kujbida wrote:
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>>>Do you mean that you're not hearing audio during the capture (transfer)
>>>process? If so, this is normal.
>>>If you mean that you can't hear the audio once it's on the timeline, then
>>>check the settings on your audio card and make sure that the appropriate
>>>channels haven't been accidentally turned off.
>>>
>>>Mike
>>>
>>>
>>>J. Frank Ferguson wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>>That's what I thought but I am not getting any sound once the data is
>>>>sent to the PC; only video. (the card is OHCI-compliant)
>>>>I am running XP with a Canon Optura 20 camera and have tried several
>>>>different programs with the same result. Is there a sound driver of
>>>>some sort that I am perhaps missing?
>>>>Thanks alot for the replies
>>>>
>>>>PTravel wrote:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>>"J. Frank Ferguson" <ferguson@NOgmailSPAM.com> wrote in message
>>>>>news:x8__e.98721$Ph4.3101691@ursa-nb00s0.nbnet.nb.ca...
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>>I am new to this converting DV tapes to DVD's but as I have a new
>>>>>>grandson, I am told I have to learn. I have in my system a generic
>>>>>>IEEE card (TI chipset) and am wondering, will this do for video
>>>>>>capture (sound also) or do I need an IEEE card that is specifically
>>>>>>made for video capture?
>>>>>>Thanks
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>As long as the card is OHCI-compliant (and most anything sold within
>>>>>the last few years would be), it will work just fine.
>>>
>>>
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