VHS to AVI

[Casch 0]

Is there anyone remotely near Portland that could transfer my first jump video and my grad jump video to avi so I can do some editing? I'd really appreciate it.

[Spy38W 0]

If worse comes to worse, I'm in Florida and would do it so long as you cover shipping

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[mountainman 0]

What do you use Spy?

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[AndyMan 7]

An easy way of doing it is to plug the VHS into your camcorder, then firewire the camcorder to your laptop. You could then use Premiere, or MovieMaker, or pretty much anything to save it as an AVI file.

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[Casch 0]

Yeah it's too bad I don't have a camcorder, or any firewire hardware

[Casch 0]

Nevermind. I just got a GeForce4 TI-4600 and I'm alreay uploading my grad jump vid to ftp://ftp.skydivingmovies.com/UPLOADS/ but it won't be done uploading for another hour and a half or so.

[konradptr 0]

What is the name of the file?

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[PhreeZone 20]

I reuploaded it as Grad.wmv. Smaller then the original 35 megs, the new one is 6.25

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[Spy38W 0]

Sorry for the delay in responding, I've been spending most of my time out of town and away from a computer. Pretty similar to what Andyman said. I just hook the RCA's up to my camera from my TV/VCR (depending on what I want to digitize) and then firewire it to my computer and edit it with ULead MediaStudio Pro. I'm still pretty new to the whole editing scene, so I'm not doing anything really impressive, but it's been pretty easy for me to pick up.

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