Thanks Ronald!

Ronald Firestine wrote:
>>Repeat from post 26
>>"On the VideoFactory CD is the user manuals for Factory
and
>>Capture. The Video Capture manual covers outputing to
tape.
>>I hate it when you have to read the manuals to learn how
to
>>do someting!!! The name "Video Capture" is a little
>>misleading. It should be titled the "Video Capture and
Tape
>>Output Utility"."
>>
>>The additional software is on the CD. When the CD
>>autostarts, there are two installation choices - Video
>>Factory and Video Capture. Make sure you install Capture
>>also. The manual that comes in the box is only for Video
>>Factory. The manual for Video Capture is a .pdf file in
the
>>Manuals folder on the CD. If you are using Win98SE you
will
>>be limited on the length of video that you will be able
to
>>render and transfer back to tape. Video Factory does not
>>have the ablility to record from the time line. The
project
>>has to be rendered to an .avi file and that is sent to
the
>>camera from the Video Capture program. File limit in
>>Win98SE is 4 gig I believe. If you are using Win2000, I
>>don't think there is a limit. Some of you video experts
can
>>jump in and clarify this.
>>
>>Ryan Johnson wrote:
>>>>I am new to this software, in fact I just purchased it
>>today. I am trying to figure out what I need to do to
>>>>get started, the help menu and manual did not
>>sufficiently help. I have a 1394 PCI card installed with
>>>>a firewire connected to my Digital camcorder and I am
not
>>sure of how to capture the video on my
>>>>camcorder. I am not sure if I need additional
>>software. I have the VideoFactory. The manual says it
>>>>has it included and to load it in the preferances but
it
>>is very vague. Any help will be appreciated.