Pinnacle Ultimate 11 Capturing Video
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January 15, 2008 at 2:46 AM #46660
Anonymous
InactiveWhen I capture from my miniDV camera using Pinnacle, the footage looks grainy and robotic. Footage is from a Sony PD170 (3ccd) and it looked great when I downloaded to my old computer on Windows Movie Maker. I think I am using the correct transfer setting (AVI or DVI – I forget).
Any tips or advice???
Couldit be my monitor? I just bought a Samsung 2232GW (22″ super glossy).
Thanks!
Dale
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January 15, 2008 at 3:59 AM #192213
Anonymous
InactiveI have a 19″ Hanns-G widescreen LCD monitor that looksfuzzy when capturing or editing, but the end product, in whichever format I choose, looks great. I dont knowabout the difference in the various types of LCD panels, I think more in terms of refresh rate.
Ronnie
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January 15, 2008 at 4:51 AM #192214
Anonymous
InactiveThanks for the repsonse.
Now that I think about it, I worded my first post incorrectly. I actually saved the movie to my computer in DV format and MPEG 2 format, and the playback still looks grainy. I guess I need to save it to a dvd and play it back on something else to see if my monitor is the issue.
Thanks again!
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January 15, 2008 at 7:14 AM #192215
moglepro
ParticipantI don’t have experience w/ 11, but I do with 10.7.
I’ve had some serious issues w/ capturing on 10.7. I had it set to capture at the best quality and highest resolution possible, but when it actually captured, the resolution was very low and picture was grainy. Couldn’t figure it out until I looked at the dimensions. VERY disappointing. Lost LOTS of good film.
I’m thinking this could be a similar issue. To be honest, I never found a fix for my problem. I ended up ditching Pinnacle altogether.
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May 10, 2008 at 11:58 AM #192216
Videoman
ParticipantHi guys.
I’m still using Studio 9, but have a play around with 11
Check you settings for video playback in the “set up” tab
Not sure on the exact location, but there is an area there to check that will allow full resolution playback
This may be the source of the problem
Cheers
Videoman
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