vx2000 HELP.......

1. BikeBuilders
   Member

   
   I am an amateur, and I do mean it in every sense of the word. A few years ago, I went to bike week and filmed it with a cheap ($700 or so) video camera, and made a little home movie out of what I had done. It was a fun little project, but it came out all pixelated. This year I went back with a sony vx2000 thinking it would come out great. Well, It was better, but still quite pixelated. Not a sharp image at all. Why is this???? Now I am sure you are going to tell me something about the settings, but remeber, I know nothing. Here is what I am working with.
   
   Sony vx2000
   HP Desktop with 500 gig hard drive, 2048 ram
   Ulead VideoStudio 10 Plus
   
   One thing that I have noticed is that the Ulead software will only allow me to "capture" my video in "wmv" format. Not sure why, or if that is good or bad.
   
   Can someone offer me a little insight here. Also, can someone please walk me through how to change the settings so the video won't blur or pixelate when either I am moving the camera or the subject being filmed is moving????
   
   Thanks so much,
   Rob

   Posted 5 years ago #

2. compusolver
   Member

   
   I can't tell you anything about Ulead, but I can tell you that your pixellation is likely coming from the fact that you are working with a compressed file type. You need to capture your video into AVI files. I think Windoes Movie Maker will let you do that and it comes free with Windows.
   
   So, if you still have your original tapes, you can start over and say "goodbye" to pixellation.

   Posted 5 years ago #

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