Fwd: query: digital video

[Jean Johnson]

Got this advice from a friend:

I'm not a Mac person, I hate Macs even though I am forced to use
them
sometimes.

However, base don my pc experience which may or  may not apply to
the person
you quoted:

1. Simple cheap device for placing analog or digital video into
your computer
is the 69.00 Belkins Video Buss II (now III). Also edits but not
to my satisfaction.

2. Software to edit can be VideoWave II or IV. I myself am
partial to 

3. I recommend that you have at least a 30GB hard drive with at
least half of it 
free, better yet get a 60GB HD if you can afford it.

4. When I am done editing videos, I transfer the whole stuff to a
CD using a CD-RW. This is so I can keep my HD form becoming
overly cluttered with space hungry video files.

5. As skill increases, he may want to experiment with integrating
art into
videos using Bryce 4 to alter backgrounds, the sky, inserting
objects like buildings, landscapes, etc.


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