Showing posts with label Transfer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Transfer. Show all posts

Monday, October 3, 2011

Preparing to Transfer VHS to DVD - Testing and Defragmenting

!9# Preparing to Transfer VHS to DVD - Testing and Defragmenting

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If you have all your equipment and software installed, it is a good idea to test before you actually transfer VHS to DVD.

For most of us, making sure our VHS player is working properly is going to be our first task. So, finding a VHS tape that we can live without is important for testing to make sure our VHS player can handle the job without "eating" the tape. If you can see a beautiful picture with good sound, the test is conclusive. If the picture is grainy, get a cleaning cassette. You may have a hard time finding one.

Now that we know the VHS player is working properly. Let's turn our attention to the computer before we transfer VHS to DVD.

You should have 5 GB of free space before you capture analog video on your computer. Four gigabytes is the space needed to capture 2 hours worth of video of good quality. Windows needs at least 1 GB of free space to work properly. Hence the 5GB free space mentioned.

Now, you need to defragment your disk.

Do you know about disk "defragmenting"?

Here is a simple explanation. You install and download files on your hard disk. You sometimes erase or burn files and the do a little clean-up...Well after a while, your disk has little spots of free space. So when you download something, let's say a 500MB file. This file isn't written in a continuous 500MB file on your hard disk. As a matter of fact, your file is written in space available on the disk. 150MB here, 60MB there, etc. Your file is spread around your disk in many fragments. So when you load this file into memory, your hard disk works harder because it has to get all the fragments.

So, we need to defragment our disk to make sure there is no interruption from the disk looking for free space.

This is especially true for Windows machines. Fragmentation is not a problem for a Mac.

Now it is time to connect the VHS player to our capture device. Be it a USB device or a pci capture card. If you are lucky enough to have a S-video output on your VHS player, you should use it. The composite output is our second choice. You also need to connect the audio output of the VHS player to the sound card on your computer to capture the sound.

We are almost ready to capture analog video. You have to make sure that your software is working properly. In my case I use Ulead Video Studio. Make sure you do a test run of a 20-30 seconds.

Make sure everything is fine before capturing an hour of analog video. You are now ready to transfer VHS to DVD.


Preparing to Transfer VHS to DVD - Testing and Defragmenting

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Wednesday, September 28, 2011

How do I transfer old videotapes to DVD

!9# How do I transfer old videotapes to DVD

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Have you ever thought about what to do with all those videotapes old are you? VHS is pretty much gone forever, due to continuously build the technology, we must adapt to the new DVD player now. But it is still a problem to transfer your old video tape to DVD. It's not as simple as a production status. If you have a computer and wanted to do it yourself, you need to get the video cassette into the first computer.

ATo achieve this, you will need a converter to convert video tapes into digital format on your computer. An old video tapes are in analog format, which are converted to digital for editing on a computer. Convert your old videotapes to digital, which will be new for many years, they see the sound brighter, sharper and better. After the videotapes are available on your computer, you need a video program to edit your footage digitized.

Both computers, MAC or PCyou can do video editing. Mac computer with a standard video editing program iMovie. If you wanted to go professionally, then there is another program, Final Cut Studio, costs $ 1,299.99, which bundled with DVD authoring software, Soundtrack Pro for music editing, live type for the title, and for the compression you Your videos are available in different file formats. On the other side with a PC, you can reasonably priced software for less than a hundred dollars, you will receive would receive. Go


How do I transfer old videotapes to DVD

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Sunday, September 25, 2011

VHS to DVD Transfer Services - What to Look For

!9# VHS to DVD Transfer Services - What to Look For

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VHS tapes are more than ten years from now you will probably still VHS tapes are still sitting in our closets obsolete. The tape of the wedding, for example. You have to convert it to DVD yet? When considering the transfer of old movies on VHS to DVD transfer service, ask these four questions.

Question 1 is the transfer done in a separate structure, such as a laboratory to transfer video?

If you ask someone if they use professional equipment, areEveryone says so. Who can say, "I use a VHS to DVD I bought at Best Buy for $ 100"? So instead, ask if the transfer takes place in a dedicated structure. You do not want someone with amateur equipment inside their home with bargain basement tapes. These bands are usually more than 10 years and frail. If wrong, the old home movies is not replaceable.

Question 2 The DVD is a DVD menu so you can easily switch from one chapter to another, withouthit and mis Rewind and Forward buttons?

Look look raw materials, such as drying paint. They want the ability to switch to another chapter, when you show someone how a particular scene. Reliable transfer service, with professional equipment, you can create DVD menus easily. How do they know when you start a chapter or the end? The algorithm is generally as follows: Create a new section when you modify a big scene. If there is no scene change, then after 5Minutes, you create a new chapter. In these chapters do not break your viewing experience. You can start with Chapter 1, and we will play seamlessly through the chapters 2,3,4. The DVD offers a single menu option of the scene, if you need it.

Question 3 Can I have a sample of the finished DVD?

This is a question in two parts. First, you want to make sure that the DVD is playable in most DVD players. Equipment hobbyist can churn out DVDsOK, but not many of the new DVD players. Part 2, you want to know if the last DVD edition is a finished DVD with titles and nice if this gift is ready. Request a sample of the finished product. Many people are disappointed when they again faced with a clear DVD in a clear case that you must write by hand to get the title with a marker. It just does not look professional. Especially when it is given as a gift to a familyStates.

Question 4 Finally, ask if they guarantee their work.

And how to transfer a series of video quality depends on the quality of the video camera, VHS to DVD quality varies depending on the quality of the transmission equipment to get. A serious service to transfer video to be proud of their work do not hesitate to give a money back guarantee. If the service transfer video and rose hips and hems will not give you a guarantee toAt least you should ask to speak of their past clients or referrals.

Do not wait any longer. Magnetic media, which includes VHS, Hi8, Super 8, Mini-DV have a shelf life. The first scan, the better the quality of video transmission that you get.


VHS to DVD Transfer Services - What to Look For

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