S/W required to download movie from handicam

[mukul_baliyan]

Ram Ram Bhai o,

I have a Sony handycam , when i convert the recorded movie into PC, it is only for 10 min recording because it used AVI format and this format takes 3 GB disk space for 10 min clip

so pls suggest if any other software there so i can create a complete movie in one shot

[ajay_kumar_g]

AVI on PC require 9-12GB for one hour.
Use AVI to MPEG converter..
Take care when using converter availabe format"VCD, SVCD or DVD"
Need help, sned me PM,

Thanks
Ajay

Ram Ram Bhai o,

I have a Sony handycam , when i convert the recorded movie into PC, it is only for 10 min recording because it used AVI format and this format takes 3 GB disk space for 10 min clip

so pls suggest if any other software there so i can create a complete movie in one shot

[dahiyarules]

Try using XP movie maker. works fine with me. 1 hour for under 700 megs

[nidhijethoo]

Hi Mukul;

You can use DV cable to transfer videos. I have canon and use firewire cable/DV interface, I think it works with Sony as well and it would transfer the whole video and doesn't eat up much space as well.

Nidhi

Ram Ram Bhai o,

I have a Sony handycam , when i convert the recorded movie into PC, it is only for 10 min recording because it used AVI format and this format takes 3 GB disk space for 10 min clip

so pls suggest if any other software there so i can create a complete movie in one shot

[itsnavin]

I use Pinnacle Studio to capture using Firewire in AVI format on my PC. Normally it takes 13GB for 1 hour. Then I use TMPGENC3.0 Express to decode this to any format VCD, DVD, DivX or anything...The decoding takes around 12 hours but quality is amazing even for VCD. It's working like a dream for me!

[ajay_kumar_g]

cable if just interface...
All tape(Analog,Hi-8 or miniDV) store data in AVI format..
one need to convert that into compress format(meand MPEG)..

And if any body want to edit video, do before converting to MPEG.
i used/using BOILSOFT.. good one it gives you lot of option...
crack is also available on net...

Hi Mukul;

You can use DV cable to transfer videos. I have canon and use firewire cable/DV interface, I think it works with Sony as well and it would transfer the whole video and doesn't eat up much space as well.

Nidhi