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| Thread ID: 44164 | 2004-04-09 12:14:00 | How do Hard Drive video recorders store so much? | Winston001 (3612) | Press F1 |
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| 228302 | 2004-04-11 07:56:00 | > > Must say the hard drive system seems the way of > future for video >recording. > >Until the harddrive pattu's out. > > How big of a prob is likely to be?? Not much. It has built in idle timer so shuts them down when not needed. I have hard drives that are 10 years olds and still going strong. In that time there will be something better and brighter to buy that will blow them away anyway. |
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| 228303 | 2004-04-11 12:09:00 | What are the editing capabilities like?? Can you cut stuff out like ads, merge scenes together like fade in/out??? What about a firewire port or something to send the data to the PC and edit it there??? |
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| 228304 | 2004-04-12 03:55:00 | > What are the editing capabilities like?? > > Can you cut stuff out like ads, merge scenes together > like fade in/out??? Yep you can cut the ads out afterwards so no problems there. You can split the file into smaller files. > What about a firewire port or something to send the > data to the PC and edit it there??? It will record to DVD-R disks as normal DVD movies but you do waste a DVD-R disk. It will also write to a DVD-RAM disk which is much better. Uses it's own format but it is just a matter of finding the right file and it will play okay. You can then transfer this and edit away. |
Big John (551) | ||
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