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Posted by doc on 07/16/06 16:52
hey, you get what you pay for as you always say tapeguy.
drd
"Mr. Tapeguy" <mr.tapeguy@pro-tape.com> wrote in message
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> cam35pilot wrote:
>> Hi,
>> I bought a Sony HDR-FX1 video camera, and have shot about 6 hours of
>> video. I also just bought a 3 GHz Dell with 1 GB RAM and a Sony
>> DVD-burner, and I would like to start editing. Can anyone recommend
>> software and capture card. I just need to do basic transitions and text
>> titles, nothing crazy. I have Adobe Premiere 6.0 on my old PC, so that
>> might save me some money if I can upgrade to HD-capable software, I
>> hope. :)
>> Any help will be greatly appreciated. I would like to keep it under
>> $1,000.00 for the card and software, if possible. Thanks!
>>
>> Rich
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> I did some recent HDV training with V.A.S.S.T. and they are highly
> respected in the field. Their guys use primarily Sony Vegas and Final
> Cut. There are several options available to you but I would start with
> Vegas. It has a cult following which is growing and appears to have
> fewer complaints that Liquid. Avid XPress Pro HD is considerably more
> expensive.
>
> With Sony, Adobe, Avid and Liquid you can start with less expensive
> consumer versions to see if you like the interface, even if it won't
> handle HD. Then you can upgrade if you like it.
>
> As mentioned by others, you won't need a capture card.
>
> Craig
>
> http://www.pro-tape.com
>
> Adobe - Apple - Avid - Canon - Digidesign - M Audio - Panasonic - Sony
>
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