Frage von Vogt-production:
Hello,
I had recently a friend of a panasonic nv-mx350 get out, but I lack the capture software, with the recordings on my pc via the play.
Unfortunately, my friend, his pc newly formed, and the software cd is synonymous untraceable.
Someone knows where you can download this software?
Regards
Niklas
Antwort von Dongball:
How should we know what software your friend has used?
There are hundreds of programs.
Trying times, this is free for Windows zb already:
... times I go blindly assume you use Windows XP.
Then, you can:
s.den Windows Movie Maker to capture use. (is it in XP)
or
b) Avid free download
Antwort von Vogt-production:
thanks for the reply ...
I thought there would be only because of a special program panasonic. I myself use namely a sony camcorder and since there was an equal of capturing software sony with this ...
Antwort von PowerMac:
... Which does not mean that you will need a program or there is any particular benefit would ...
Antwort von Markus:
... Which does not mean that you will need a program or there is any particular benefit would ... I agree with the words of my prescribing s.and add the following link:
FireWire FAQ">camcorder / recorder s.PC connect, capture and edit images
The only benefit (well!) Of the software manufacturer would be possible that an inferior synonymous, digital interface (USB) can use to capture. ;-)
Antwort von Vogt-production:
I have a problem when capturing the image:
because the nv-mx350 apparently not taking proper 16:9 (which is always the cinema mode synonymous then for a recording format), I can always just videos in 4:3 mode capture and edit. I have tried video deluxe 2006 and synonymous to the movie maker ... 16:9 when the processing mode selected, the image is always twice as big black edge than normal.
what can you do?
Antwort von Markus:
what can you do? "Cinema" shows tend to effect the way (= 4:3 Letterbox) rather than a true 16:9 recording. The answer to your question is therefore very simple: Let the fingers of this effect and capture the images as 4:3.
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