Does it make a difference to what computer you are using when you are capturing video from your camera? Does it make any difference in quality if the computer had less things than another computer?
Sorry, I know a lot about software, just not hardware. Your assistance would be appreciated. Thank you.
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Matthew Wesley Miller
Not if you're capturing digital video over Firewire.
I am capturing video from a DCR-Vx2100 MiniDV camcorder through a firewire. If I am not mistaken, this should produce the same quality if it were captured on any other computer, right?
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When the script writing is done, the work has just begun. When the filming is done, the work has just begun. When post-production is done, the work has just begun. When the distribution is done, you decide if the work is done.
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Matthew Wesley Miller
Hey
The capture quality will be the same yes. It might look different from computer to computer due to the quality of different monitors resolution. But if its DV quality on the camera - its DV quality coming through onto your computer!
The main hardware issue on slow computers relates to the rendering process when you're finished editing.
Hope this helps
Jon
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