I probably will want my finished video on HD dvd to playback on big screen tv..Does this software include the abilty to burn a dvd from my video ?
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Yes you can burn a DVD ince you are ready to do so. It has a very easy i tuitive software flow to help hou.
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They are right. Download to computer and burn disc , I 'm not real computer literate as I have a problem viewing the disc on my tv. Which I blame on not knowing how to the right software to burn a DVD. But anyway, I wanted to add that you could also email the video as an attachment to your prof,
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It realyl depends on what editing software your using. But the editing software it comes with lets you burn video to dvd.
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Hi Dan, Let me try and address each of your questions separately. Question 1: This camcorder has the capability of recording either SD or HD. If its recorded in HD, you can transfer it to varous PC software packages in HD and down convert to SD for burning to DVD. Sony Vegas Movie Studio + DVD, Pinacle Studio Plus 10.5 and Ulead DVD Movie Factory can handle HD and create standard DVDs. No known software products for HD DVD and Blu Ray. Question 2: If you want to record in HD and output to a standard Mini-DV tape in SD format, you should look into one of the software products above to do that for you. I don't know if a firewire connection will work. Question 3: Yes. See the list of software products above. Please note that the software listed does not include professional grade software costing $400 and up. Additional software packages in this price range can handle HD editing. Also note, if you are looking into software for HD, check the system requirements of the software against your PC to see if you have enough horsepower to use it before buying.
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I have not tried burning Blu-ray it burned other media, for me it's the shitty software that comes with it
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I do not know. What I did was google what I needed to do. DVD Component output to HDTV Component Input.
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i have had success with playing the DVD on various machines by using the FINALIZE disc option. use SETUP, then DISC EDIT, then FINALIZE and choose YES.
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Wow, that's maddening. Maybe someone could recommend some easy-to-understand DVD burning software that you could try out. Try looking through this list to see what you like: http://www.download.com/sort/3120-20_4-0-1-3.html?qt=DVD+burning&ca;=20
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? if you are refering to the burning software that came with it it will be on a text file in the software disk the dvd drivers are automatic tho never needs drivers as long as you are running windows xp or better to use it as a playeri never got the burning software to work but i have my own so it was not needed
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I've not burned things to a dvd but don't see why you couldn't. It downloads very easily onto your computer, so you could burn from there. It may be best to use Windows Live Movie Maker in order to put it into a more usable format.
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Getting videos out of a DVR is beyond me. I rip my own DVDs with mplayer / mencoder and put them on my zen. mencoder is a command line tool for linux. it seems really daunting, but once you've figured it out and set up an alias or two for it, it's just a few short keystrokes away from ripping a dvd into a .avi file you can play on the zen.
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This DOES have the software for video capture, provided you have the necessary hardware/video card. If you're not sure, ask at a computer store (e.g. Best Buy). If this is too complicated (it was for me), invest in a set-top DVD burner. You can then finalize that DVD, then insert it into your computer's DVD-ROM drive to read the video file (your movie). You can then use VideoStudio to edit your final touches and burn a permanent DVD from there (and make copies for the family as well).
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So if I wanted to record a program that's longer than 2 hours (DVD length) I could record directly to the DVD at, say, Long Play mode? Or I could record to HDD at LP mode so I could burn a DVD later? It does make sense to burn at the recorded speed; thanks for the hint! Thanks for the help!
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Hello, I work for Nero and saw your question about Nero 2014 Platinum. Good news: Nero 2014 Platinum is exactly the product you need for converting your movies from avi, mkv, or other formats and burning them onto a DVD that can be played back in any DVD player. Simply start the application Nero Video, select "DVD" -&gt; "DVD-Video", then add your avi or mkv files to the compilation, enter an empty DVD media to your recorder drive, start the burning process, that's it. Thanks and best regards, Eduardo Vento
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Yes it does with the proper player software and a HDCP compatible monitor. I played a Blu-Ray movie using Nero 12 Kwik Media software on a Win7 Pro system. I the provided software on a Win8 Pro system and it works fine.
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We hooked our computer to a Magnavox dvd player and it worked great. This was for a non-hd tv and dvd burner, so I don't know whether it works for hd. Hope this helps.
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Karen, I cannot find anything in any descriptions that say it records in HD, but it sure looks like it does to me. The only reference I can find about it's HD is it "supports full hd 1080p upconversion". I tape HD shows onto the hard drive, edit out segments that I don't want, then I burn them to a DVD. I never record directly to the DVD, because I like to edit first, but I'm sure it would work beautifully. The quality of the DVDs cut from the hard drive is, in my opinion, excellent but I can't absolutely swear they're technically HD. I would recommend the product, it's the best recorder I've ever had. I hope my comments have helped a little. Larry Karen, I cannot find anything in any descriptions that say it records in HD, but it sure looks like it does to me. The only reference I can find about it's HD is it "supports full hd 1080p upconversion". I tape HD shows onto the hard drive, edit out segments that I don't want, then I burn them to a DVD. I never record directly to the DVD, because I like to edit first, but I'm sure it would work beautifully. The quality of the DVDs cut from the hard drive is, in my opinion, excellent but I can't absolutely swear they're technically HD. I would recommend the product, it's the best... » Read More Karen, I cannot find anything in any descriptions that say it records in HD, but it sure looks like it does to me. The only reference I can find about it's HD is it "supports full hd 1080p upconversion". I tape HD shows onto the hard drive, edit out segments that I don't want, then I burn them to a DVD. I never record directly to the DVD, because I like to edit first, but I'm sure it would work beautifully. The quality of the DVDs cut from the hard drive is, in my opinion, excellent but I can't absolutely swear they're technically HD. I would recommend the product, it's the best recorder I've ever had. I hope my comments have helped a little. Larry « Show Less