Quick video importing question.
Discussion
First,
I have recorded on the camera in widescreen mode. It plays on a tv in WS but both Windows movie maker and the Motion DV studio (OEM kit) only seem to want to import it in 4:3 and hence it looks squashed and crap.
I have just spent an hour installing Pinicle Studio 8 and that can't even see the camera!! It just says, "Please restart windows, turn cam off and on or unplug and re-plug the firewire (I'm using USB)
Please help as I need to get this video edited asap.
Many thanks.
Greg
ps. I wish I had not given my copy of Adobe Premier to a friend and never got it back before installing it myself!!
I have recorded on the camera in widescreen mode. It plays on a tv in WS but both Windows movie maker and the Motion DV studio (OEM kit) only seem to want to import it in 4:3 and hence it looks squashed and crap.
I have just spent an hour installing Pinicle Studio 8 and that can't even see the camera!! It just says, "Please restart windows, turn cam off and on or unplug and re-plug the firewire (I'm using USB)
Please help as I need to get this video edited asap.
Many thanks.
Greg
ps. I wish I had not given my copy of Adobe Premier to a friend and never got it back before installing it myself!!

Premiere definately would have been best
I have a feeling that the DV Studio does *somewhere* have an option to import or change the video to another ratio... but other than that I can't really help
Pinnacle Studio is OK for these things, but if it's not picking up the camera straight away it is usually better moving on to the next bit of software in my experience
.
Someone might turn up here to recommend something.
And I for one have always wanted to know if I can get Windows Movie Maker to snap out of it's 4:3 obsession.
G'luck!
Dave.
I have a feeling that the DV Studio does *somewhere* have an option to import or change the video to another ratio... but other than that I can't really help
Pinnacle Studio is OK for these things, but if it's not picking up the camera straight away it is usually better moving on to the next bit of software in my experience
. Someone might turn up here to recommend something.
And I for one have always wanted to know if I can get Windows Movie Maker to snap out of it's 4:3 obsession.
G'luck!
Dave.
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