Transfer – Edit – Burn question

Hello, folks. I think i have a problem without a solution and this surprises me considerably. I believe many people would want to do what I will describe and, if there is no solution, Apple and others are missing a big opportunity.
I bought a HD recorder to attach to my television. It's a Sony RDR HX750 (Sony was never great on memorable model names!)
First complaint, which is really off-topic, is that there is no direct-out to send data to my Mac. So I must first transfer data to DVDs. Many of them!
First, I want to get the video into my Mac. Once in there, i want to be able to edit out the commercials and other footage that I don't want.
Then I want to burn the edited data to DVD for archiving and, most important, for playing on the television. Thus, I want the data to remain in VIDEO_TS folder format.
iMovie? no. It maintains its data in some proprietary format. It's suited only for home users who want to view digital video that they created, on the computer. I find nothing at all to like about iMovie.
Final Cut Pro? Too expensive, steep learning curve and still might not do what I want.
A friend in Germany is a consultant to Elgato. He recommended I look at eyeTV. Nope. MPEG only. And so are a half-dozen lesser "solutions" that I examined. MPEG is useless in a regular DVDS player.
I hope someone has a solution for me but I doubt it. Thanks for listening. Is there a software developer out there looking for the Next Big Thing?

If I do something, I like to do it professionally. I want my editing to be seamless and accurate.
I can understand wanting to make it look it's best. But since you're recording in such a highly compressed format (which will be your source footage), you'll need to convert it to an editable format ... like DV for example. Then you edit and you'll want to put it back on DVD ... compressing the footage once again. That's at least three hits to the quality.
That isn't a professional approach at all. You should be recording to a device that records natively in an editable format; a VTR or a professional hard disc recorder like the Firestore series of products from Focus Enhancements or those from Laird and CitiDisk.
FWIW, the reason it's difficult to edit accurately with the DVD recorder is due to MPEG-2's GOP structure. You can only edit at an I-Frame. Just another of MPEG-2's limitations.
-DH
-DH

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I'm considering upgrading my camcorder to HD. (purchasing a new one)...
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If I purchase a new camcorder that creates HD movies, could I import/edit/burn an HD dvd? Or would I need to purchase a Blue-Ray DVD burner for my PC?
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Tedology,
First, you will not be able to burn a Blueray or HD-DVD with your MBP alone; the drive will only handle standard DVDs. So, you would have to use an external burner. Thing is, I don't know if there are (yet) any Blueray or HD-DVD burners that can be used with your MBP.
iMovie HD does handle HD content very well, and has for quite some time now. After all, it is iMovie HD. Until now, the only "out" option has been to either send edited content back to the camera, or to use the H.264 codec to convert to Quicktime.
As another poster has already mentioned, any H.264 content could then be burned as a Quicktime file to a standard DVD, but that will seriously limit your playback options (we're talking about a data DVD, not a video DVD).
Perhaps someone will happen along who has first-hand knowledge concerning iMovie's compatibility with the current HD burners on the market. I see no reason why they wouldn't work with the MBP, but iMovie is going to have to include support for them. That, I just don't know about.
Yes, the best option in any case is to use a camera that records to mini-DV tape. HD recording cameras will work, but the camera already compresses the video for storage on the HD. This is a lossy process. Mini-DV will give the highest quality possible.
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New Year Video Transfer/Edit Project - Need Advice

All you experts out there, please tell us if this plan will work?
We have 3 large boxes of family videos that we need to transfer to DVD.
We are about to purchase video-to-DVD transfer equipment. (Sony DVDirect VRD-MC5?)
We have iMovie, but haven't used it yet. We realize there will be a steep learning curve, but we did buy some books to help and have plenty of time to learn.
Plan: 1) Transfer, unedited, the videos to DVD using the Sony. Apparently this requires little oversight. 2) Load the DVD to iMovie for editing. One of us works a night job that often has a lot of down time that can be used to edit these DVDs. 3) Burn a new DVD, the "keeper" and then make copies for all the kids.
Is this our best option? Thanks for sharing your experience!

Given what you have said, I think the EyeTV Hybrid might be a good solution for you, although the Sony box may be OK too, but it will give you fewer options in the future if you or your kids decide to edit or move to the internet.
With the EyeTV Hybrid, you hook it up to the VHS VCR through the red, white and yellow cables out the back. It goes in to EyeTV software on the Mac. At this point, you can transfer it directly to some DVD burning software called [Toast|http://www.roxio.com/enu/products/toast/titanium/overview.html], and never get iMovie involved. If you decide later to send to iMovie for editing, [EyeTV|http://www.elgato.com/elgato/na/mainmenu/products/hybrid/product1.en.htm l] can send it there.
I have found that with the new iMovie 08, I can edit these videos rather quickly, cut out all the jerky camera pans, cut out the redundant scenes, and add titles and music. A movie that would take me a week in iMovie 6, I can now do in an evening.
My biggest advice would be to think through how you will use the video... e.g. DVD, iPod, internet, AppleTV, iMovie, anything you can think of that you will actually use in the near future.
Then, get the hardware and software you need and pick one tape and work it through the whole workflow so you understand everything from front to back. Then you can start picking up the speed and just doing the imports, etc.
1) Where do we purchase a "digital analog converter"? Is there a brand name that works well? You >>make a good point about working with the original. Do we understand correctly that we'd use this >>converter to transfer a VHS playing in a VCR directly to iMovie where it could be saved and edited, >>burn a DVD, and then move on to the next VHS tape?
Canopus sells digital audio converters, which converts your analog into DV format, which is a good format for editing. The EyeTV, mentioned above, will take your analog and save it is MPEG2, which is the format that DVD players use, but requires some extra conversion before you edit it. So if you are primarily doing editing, go with the Canopus. If you are going straight to DVD, the EyeTV is fine.
2) Does the Wii work like the Sony playbox? These are new things for us..., but we do have a Wii >> now - got it for Christmas.
Enjoy your Wii. I have heard they are great, but it will not help you play video (that I know of). The reason that some people use the Playstation 3 is that it has a built in BluRay player that can play high definition movies, and i has the added quality that you don't have to burn a BluRay DVD to put high definition content on it. You can use a thumb drive, for example. Not really relevant to your application.
3) Does an Apple TV actually store the movies then? Can they later be downloaded, edited, and >> saved to DVD or whatever is the latest thing? (Obviously we don't have an Apple TV and don't >> know a thing about them.) Would this be a quick fix? If we could store them now, be able to
view them easily, and later, as we have time, we could edit and burn them to a DVD, that might >> be worth the money.
With the Apple TV, you can either store the movies on your Mac, or you can store them on the Apple TV. Usually, you would want to use the TV to watch edited movies, not long unedited ones. When a movie is ready for TV, it is already in a format that can be burned (h.264). If you ever watch movies on an iPhone, it is the same format, but a better picture because the video is created at larger dimensions and at a higher data rate. The TV is primarily a convenience, because you can pick your movies off a menu. You don't have to get up and change DVDs.

How to edit the question that I have asked here

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How do I transfer EDITED clips from one IMovie to another

I have tried to transfer edited clips (with original sound) from one IMovie to another. However, the system transfered the original clips instead of the edited clips.
Does anyone have any tips on how to transfer the edited clips only and not the original clips.
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That will copy the original, imported material, not
the edited version. I.e. if I trim an imported clip,
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Not the movie Lennart means. The movie Lennart refers to — called the Timeline Movie.mov and located in the Cache folder inside the project — plays the edited Timeline of Project A. (It's a reference movie containing pointers to the audio and video files in the Media folder.) When that Timeline Movie is imported to Project B, it delivers all the edited video and audio of Project A as a single clip to Project B. (He's not referring to the video and audio files in the Media folder, which I think you mean.)
taronger, if all you want is a single clip, another way is to select the clip in the iMovie Timeline and export it to a Full Quality movie. Be sure to turn on the checkbox "Share selected clips only" in the export dialog window. Later, import that exported movie to another project.
I did some trials and found out that transfering edited clips (not original clips) can be done by selecting several consecutive clips in the original movie, and using the copy command. It is then possible to go to the new movie and use the paste command to transfer the edited clips.
Yes, that delivers the clips, but it doesn't deliver shortened clips. It delivers the entire source file of the clip. So if Clip 2 is 5 seconds long but its source file is 3 minutes long you get the entire 3 minute source file.
It's sometimes easiest to export the clips you want from Project A back to the camera, then re-import them to Project B. That accomplishes everything you want, delivering the edited material trimmed to the shortest length possible.
Note that the clips must stand shoulder-to-shoulder on the Timeline and the "Share selected clips only" checkbox must be checked. (Some versions of iMovie fail to stop the export to the camera at the end of the last clip. You may have to stop it manually.)
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You have already edited the images on the iPad but you have imported the images to your Desktop where the changes aren't visible since you once again took them from the SD card?
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HT1918 How to edit secury questions.. Coz i forgrot my answers to my previous questions. Now cant purchase any app.

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Frequently asked questions about Apple ID
Manage My Apple ID
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You should get a response within 24 hours by email.
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I got some help from an apple assistant on the phone. It is kind of round about way to get in.
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e latest JRE.
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n my application
that successfully detects this and fixes the
e problem! :)If you are a Java novice then you are not likely to encounter this problem for quite a while. However the professional way to do it is to use an installer (just like almost every other software package you've ever installed). There are several available that specialize in Java installations, even some free ones.
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l addy) that starts
up the users e-mail. Do i create a URL object? Is
s there a platform
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make my event
handler
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p and the serial
and parallel ports?
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a microchip(flag bits on
the ports)
to do something useful like switch on or off my
y geyser via the
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FCE, Sony HD Camera, Family Video Editing, & Burning (HD?)DVD

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Hi and welcome to the forum!
I think your expectations are on the whole very realistic, and FCE would certainly help in what you seem to be wanting to do. For converting old VHS tapes, an analog to DV converter will do the trick. You simply plug in the converter to your camera, and it should convert the analog to a DV format that you can capture directly into FCE with the DV Converter preset to make things easier for you.
As for using AVCHD, FCE does not edit it natively but will convert it upon ingest to Apple Intermediate Codec for editing natively. Not much quality is lost in this conversion, and the Log and Transfer interface within FCE that you use to ingest AVCHD from your camcorder is top notch.
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I have done quite a lot of editing, cropping, etc. on photos in my Roxio PhotoShow 5 and now that I have purchased Adobe Photoshop Elements 7 I want to transfer the edits not just the original pics. Does anyone know how to do this? Also, can I transfer slide shows from one program to the other? Do I have to burn and then upload into PSE7?

Definitely helpful.
Do the WMV or AVI option. I'd try both, and compare the quality in Windows Media Player. Basically, either format should work in Photoshop Elements, but you really want to use the best quality video to start with, because you lose quality each time you re-export a video file (that's just the way re-saving compressed video works in any application).
Once you have a good quality video, and you want to add onto that slide show in Photoshop Elements, open the Slide Show Editor and click the Add Media button at the top to bring it in.
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If I have completed and burned a new iDVD can I take that iDVD and insert into another MAC and edit it?
Example: I created an iDVD for a friend and mailed to her. Now she wants to change the music on the iDVD I made. Is this possbile? Can she upload the idvd onto her MAC and edit it?

Q: If I have completed and burned a new iDVD can I take that iDVD and insert into another MAC and edit it?
A: No. A dvd is considered a finished product in that it is highly compressed data (normally to mpeg 2 format) and not normally intended for editing again.
What you can do is archive the iDvd project file to an external HD or volume (or another mac) and then use another mac for further editing. However this approach uses large amounts of disc space.
Another option might be to send the dvd to your friend and then use a third party app to convert to QT for use within the i-apps.
http://www.dvdxdv.com/NewFolderLookSite/Products/DVDxDV.products.htm
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Archiving an iDVD project to back it up or transfer it to another computer
You can archive your iDVD project to back it up or transfer it to another computer. This is useful in an environment with several computers, such as a computer lab, where only certain computers contain a SuperDrive or have an external DVD burner for burning DVDs.
When you archive your project, iDVD keeps all the assets (movies, photos, audio files, themes, and the files in the DVD-ROM section of the project) together and linked so that the project can be moved and reopened without errors.
Archiving a project can take some time because all the data in the project must be copied and relinked. You can cancel the archiving process at any time.
NOTE: If your project uses a special font, make sure that font is installed on the computer where you transfer your project. Otherwise, you won’t see the font in your project.
To archive your iDVD project:
Check the file permissions for the media assets (photos, movies, and so on) in the project and set them to Read & Write if you want others to be able to open or copy the assets in the archived project.
Choose File > Archive Project, and then click Save.
Type a name for your archived project.
Locate the folder where you want to save the project.
The size of the current project is displayed in the Archive Project dialog.
Click “Include themes” if you want to archive the theme or themes used in your project.
Select this option if you are using customized themes that might not exist on another computer.
Click “Include encoded files” so that the project files won’t need to be reencoded after being moved to a different location.
If you want to save time and hard disk space, however, leave this option unchecked.
Click Save.
A progress bar shows that your project is being archived. The larger the project, the longer it takes to archive.
Your project is saved with the word “Archived” in the file name.
You can open the archive and continue to edit the project if necessary.
NOTE: If you open a project archive and add media files to it, those files are not automatically added to the archive. So if you want to include those files in the archive, you must archive the project again.
Hope the above helps but if not just come on back.
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I am losing my mind...a "burning" question

i am fairly new to imovie and idvd. but i have been a mac user for decades. i took a lot of dv over the holidays. i have imported some...i didn't want to overload the hd. (i have over 20 gigs free). then i did some editing with imovie. then i bought some apple dvd-r discs from apple. the speed is 8x. i have tried a lot of different things and i can not get this movie to burn. when i use these same discs to try and back up -- which usually works -- it won't allow me to. it can not be my drive because i just backed some work up to a fuji cd-r (up to 48x). and that worked just fine. so is it me? do i need to read a manual? is there a manual? or could it be these apple discs and their 8x? i want to finish these darn holiday movies but i am ready to jump out of a window! please help!
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Well the first question is, do you actually have a SUPERDRIVE that can burn DVDs or do you have a Combo drive that can only read DVDs but not burn them? You wouldn't be the first person to assume their drive can burn DVDs only to check closer and find out they can't.
Go to the Apple menu up there in the top left corner. Pick the About This Mac option, then click the "More info..." button. Under hardware, click the "ATA" choice which will show you info about your hard drive and optical drive. My optical drive shows up like so...
PIONEER DVD-RW DVR-107D:
Manufacturer: PIONEER
Model: PIONEER DVD-RW DVR-107D
Revision: A707
Drive Type: CD-RW/DVD-RW
Disc Burning: Apple Supported/Shipped
Removable Media: Yes
Detachable Drive: No
Protocol: ATAPI
Unit Number: 0
Socket Type: Internal
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I understand that I cannot resell the CS6 Student & Teacher Edition. But it can be upgraded to a following, full commercial CS7 version later, when I'm not a student anymore.
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