Hello,
Another video newbie question:
I recently captured tons of shots from various VHS tapes via a SONY Digi8 camera [as A/D] and firewire card. The clips were saved by Vegas Capture with audio at 32kHz, 16bit stereo [I could find no default settings for incoming audio within the NTSC DV setting]. Once I trimmed and sequenced the shots on an EDL, I laid them back to a Digi8 tape in the same camera. When I did the layback I defined the output sample rate of VV3 as 48kHz, stereo and dithered since I'll inevitably use this footage as B-roll in my work facility which is a 48kHz house.
So...To test that the material is actually stored on the Digi8 tape, I tested by re-capturing some footage from the tape using the SAME capture settings as before...The resultant captured file shows an audio sample rate of 48kHz, 16bit stereo.
Can/does Digi8 store either 32k or 48k? Or am I performing two unnecessary sample rate conversions.
Thanks in advance.
MixNut
Another video newbie question:
I recently captured tons of shots from various VHS tapes via a SONY Digi8 camera [as A/D] and firewire card. The clips were saved by Vegas Capture with audio at 32kHz, 16bit stereo [I could find no default settings for incoming audio within the NTSC DV setting]. Once I trimmed and sequenced the shots on an EDL, I laid them back to a Digi8 tape in the same camera. When I did the layback I defined the output sample rate of VV3 as 48kHz, stereo and dithered since I'll inevitably use this footage as B-roll in my work facility which is a 48kHz house.
So...To test that the material is actually stored on the Digi8 tape, I tested by re-capturing some footage from the tape using the SAME capture settings as before...The resultant captured file shows an audio sample rate of 48kHz, 16bit stereo.
Can/does Digi8 store either 32k or 48k? Or am I performing two unnecessary sample rate conversions.
Thanks in advance.
MixNut