Ok, nobody cream me here for using a 1.0 cheap software package to create a for sale VHS movie, but... can't blame me for trying.
I am running into the following problem/questions, anyone's help would be appreciated.
1) I have a Sony VX1000 camera connected to a Sony VAIO PC. I captured the video using DV Motion using the Sony CODEC. When I created my movie, I output using AVI format in DV template, lower field first. Any slow mo (playback rate) adjusted movie recorded back to the DV tape using Print to Tape looks very jerky. If you imagine a fluid hand motion, the hand doesn't move with each slo mo frame, it moves like 2 frames then stutters back one, etc. It's a strange effect -- not one I was looking for.
2) When you give a DV tape to a duplicating house, how do they convert it from the 4:3 screen to the VHS standard? Do they just shave off the left and right and center the image?
3) Should I **not** be using VF to do this. BTW the demo of Vegas 3.0 I downloaded did not make a difference on the render.
THANKS!!!
I am running into the following problem/questions, anyone's help would be appreciated.
1) I have a Sony VX1000 camera connected to a Sony VAIO PC. I captured the video using DV Motion using the Sony CODEC. When I created my movie, I output using AVI format in DV template, lower field first. Any slow mo (playback rate) adjusted movie recorded back to the DV tape using Print to Tape looks very jerky. If you imagine a fluid hand motion, the hand doesn't move with each slo mo frame, it moves like 2 frames then stutters back one, etc. It's a strange effect -- not one I was looking for.
2) When you give a DV tape to a duplicating house, how do they convert it from the 4:3 screen to the VHS standard? Do they just shave off the left and right and center the image?
3) Should I **not** be using VF to do this. BTW the demo of Vegas 3.0 I downloaded did not make a difference on the render.
THANKS!!!