will the video be easy to import into an editor?
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I use it with imovie all the time... just depends on the setting you put it at... the large memory settings take up a lot on the computer, but i do a lot of video... ~1TB... i find if i go with a little lower setting but still HD it's less memory and i can't really tell the difference.... i've liked the camera though. i am guessing it is going for less than i pd... bought it Jan 2012 i think?
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Sure! Connect it to your computer with the enclosed USB cable. You'll find in one if the folders all your vudeo clips and in another folder your still snapshots. Drag and drop into your preferred editor.
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it's very usable and you can select for HD screen ratio 16:9 or standard 4:3. The .mov file will have to be converted to something else if you plan on using the video in Studio and mixing it with non .mov file editing. It's a still camera with great video at hand if you need it.
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I'm now using Edius and it's the finest video editor I've seen. It far exceeds Final Cut Pro or Adobe Pro in price and I don't suppose they could perform any better, especially not on my pc. I even tried it on my laptop and it works fine, the render time is longer though.
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Richard, easiest way is to use a Hi-8 camera fire-wired to your computer. Or buy a Hi-8 machine (sony makes one). Your editing program should be able to handle standard NTSC footage.
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I had the same problem. You need to convert the file. There are many softwares that will do this for you. I use Moavai which I bought online for about $30. It also has an editor in it, or you can edit your converted files with Windows Movie Maker. good luck.
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When I owned the camera you had to do to many file conversions to get editing software to open it. It was a headache. It might be easier now I'm not sure. I went from video to audio.
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Its a great software and it will make ur video come with great effects, but if you do not want to do that just download any video converter from download.com and that will just convert all your files that you choose to the format you are pleased with.
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I was able, just in quick testing, to drop a video produced on Flip into iMovie. It creates MPEG-4 files. I'm an experienced Final Cut user and I'm sure that FC can import these directly as well. The video files are stored in a visible directory, so you can simple drag and drop them into FC.
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I use Premiere Pro 2.0 with some HD encoders, and VoltaicHD to convert the footage from camera for suitable editing (also to deinterlace)
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I have not done that kind of application yet ,but this is a very simple procedure --to con-join videos -yes I need to say it should be very easy to do.
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You can use MPEG Streamclip to edit the mp4 files directly, without re-encoding. It's much more convenient than iMovie.
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I'll check it out, I've been trying to use Windows Movie Maker, not as bad as I thought, but looking for better, thanks, Woody
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Sure. Just connect the camera to the computer and the app will import the video.
960497
Yes, you can import your music tracks and use the paint program to edit your photos before importing them into the video.
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You can add the video to Windows Movie Maker (you might have to download it from Microsoft's website) and make still shots from the frames.
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You can, and with anything you can't the work around is to burn that to a cd, and then import it into Itunes. I have successfully even converted a video from youtube into an mp4 format, and then import that into Itunes.