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I got a High definition digital video camera with a software in it but I find it crap so what is the best to get? Also I got a (hardware) DVB receiver (digital video broadcasting) internal card, but the software that comes with it sucks, what is the best retail or free software to get?

try "ulead video studio vol 10" actualy you can download it from net and use it free for a period of 30 days.
I love that software you can edit your videos realy professionaly. so many cool video effects!

good luck

2007-04-24 22:46:33 by Marfield B

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I am considering to buy the WinTV Hybrid-900 USB 2.0 card to view channels on my notebook; But one thing which I am not sure about is I am currently located in Malaysia, am I able to view/receive channels from the other countries? How effective is it? - Thanks !

Malaysia only finished DVB-T trials in February. It's unclear how long it will be before they have a full service. Reception from other countries depends on how close you are to their transmitters. Long distance reception of DVB-T signals is hit and miss at best even with best antennas.

2007-07-21 03:37:22 by justinlimkt

Price: $249.99 $187.95

One-touch/programmable recording and playback of DVD+R/RW, DVD-R/RW formats and VHS cassette; dubbing from DVD to tape and vice versa
Front DV and RCA inputs for easy recording to DVD from digital video cameras and other sources; rear RCA and S-VHS inputs also provided
Video upconversion of DVD resolution up to 1080p via HDMI output; support for Dolby Digital and DTS surround sound formats

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2006-11-18 07:17:55 by basty

Price: $11.99 $11.99

More free channels and easy-to-use effective parental controls
This patented design enhances reception by amplifying weak signals and outperforms traditional antennas
Includes enhanced services such as ditigal closed-captioning

inexpensive video cam CC3 says anything about the quality ???

The Canon GL-1 is a good camera, and it does shoot broadcast-quality, or near to it.
I own a Canon XL-1s, which is the bigger, more professional Canon 3-chip camera. I would recommend a used one for you, if you're willing to drop the $1500-$2000 for one.
The answer above is not totally accurate. A $500 dollar camera, even if digital, will only have ONE chip. As a result, you won't have the color information needed for broadcast quality. A 3-chip (3CCD) camera, digital, will run you at least $800-$1000 new, and is essential for shooting broadcast-quality work.

2006-11-19 23:10:58 by island boy

please include the reference or resource centre either websites,journals or any addresses in India or abroad

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DVB-H

2007-10-07 21:15:41 by biswan02

To continue so when everthing goes Digital I will not be able to record the programs to tape?

2008-07-01 19:59:41 by txwolffifty