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In Reply to: RE: Converting Hi-8 Tapes to Digital, and Then Editing Them posted by belyin on March 31, 2014 at 23:42:20:
Hey Belyin, thanks for the thoughtful and informative reply!However, what I need to know is how to handle the video aspect of my Hi-8 tapes. I have the audio side covered (I use SoundForge, and occasionally Cubase). I want to copy my tapes to a hard drive, and then chop out the stuff I don't want. Hi-8 is becoming ancient, so I'd like to get this done before my camcorder (Sony TR-700) craps out.
Looking at my PC's motherboard features, it doesn't appear to have an analog composite "video in", so apparently I need to start there... get a card - and maybe the card will come with the software I need.
Hey, since you're apparently in New Orleans, do you by chance know the jazz pianist Jeff Lashway, or trumpet guy Henry?
Thanks again!
:)
Edits: 04/01/14
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- RE: Converting Hi-8 Tapes to Digital, and Then Editing Them - Inmate51 15:31:49 04/01/14 (1)
- RE: Converting Hi-8 Tapes to Digital, and Then Editing Them - belyin 22:59:12 04/01/14 (0)
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