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Posted by Steve King on 04/13/06 04:06
"Richard Crowley" <richard.7.crowley@intel.com> wrote in message
news:e1k3q4$a05$1@news01.intel.com...
> "Sir Sharkie" wrote ...
>> There's probably a thread for this out there somewhere, but I am
>> struggling mightily to find it.
>>
>> I work for a small time company that's trying to put together some
>> tapes for news media use and we need it transfered to Beta tapes for
>> obvious reasons.
>>
>> I'm trying to transfer video from Premiere Pro to a Betacam recorder
>> (don't have the hardware yet because I'm still trying to research the
>> best and least expensive way of doing this).
>>
>> So basically, what hardware is recommended for recording from PC and
>> how should I go about this?
>
> You didn't mention what format your source/editing video is?
> DV perhaps?
>
> Since DV and Betacam are effectively identical in quality, you
> could simply export your video back onto DV and then have
> someone dub it to Betacam. Of course the economics of doing
> your own Betacam output vs. sending it out depend on several
> other factors which we cannot discern from your narrative.
You have a computer with Firewire out, right? You might consider a Canopus
ADVC-300 Bi-Directional media Converter. It can take a Firewire output from
your computer and convert that to a component output to your BetaSP deck.
About $449.00 at B&H. Alternatively, you could use the ADVC-110 @ $225 if
YC (SVHS) output is good enough for your purpose.
Steve King
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