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Professional Final Cut Pro HD editor, with some experience in DVD Studio Pro, Motion and Shake. Currently working mainly for South Africa's version of "60 Minutes" - "Carte Blanche". Please include in your question they type of computer you have (PC or Mac) and which operating system (e.g. OSX Leopard, Windows XP, Ubuntu Linux) so that I can be sure I'm giving you the right advice.
20 years as a professional editor: worked in feature films, commercials, music videos and actuality. Never worked in Reality. Never will.
South African Guild of Editors
High school, 2 years of university degree.
CNN African Journalist of the Year Category winner (twice)
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Hi Hope No, sorry, once something is part of the picture, that's it! Using some semi-pro software you may be able to crop the bottom of the picture, and/or zoom into the picture to get rid of it
Hi Suresh There is no easy way to do this, and to give you the best answer I need to know what you are wanting to achieve? In order to capture an S-video signal, you will need a video capture card
Hi Guido I am not familiar with the Canon HF10 (or AVCHD for that matter) - I have now researched it a little, but some things are not clear. My understanding is that the camera has internal memory
Hi Lee Converting to DVD should not necessarily degrade the quality - in fact you are "uprezzing" - you are increasing the size and frame rate. But while increasing the size, any softness or blurriness
Hi Lee My assumption, as always is that you are running Windows. Yep, you'll have to convert them, which includes increasing their size to fit on a video/tv screen. Seeing that they're probably compressed
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