Consider how audio affects the feel of a video program. Honking car horns on a busy street; crashing surf and calling seagulls at a beach; a howling wolf on the moors — these sounds help us identify a place as quickly as our eyes can, if not quicker....
Capturing your video
google blogger on Sunday, June 29, 2008
Once all your settings are, uh, set, you’re ready to start capturing. (Finally!) I recommend that you rewind the tape in your VCR or camcorder to at least 15 seconds before the point at which you want to begin capturing. Then follow these steps:Click the Start Capture button at the bottom of the Studio capture window. The Capture Video dialog box appears.Enter a descriptive name for the capture.If you want to automatically stop capturing after a certain period of time, enter the maximum number of minutes and seconds for the capture.Press Play on the VCR or camcorder.Click Start Capture within the Capture Video dialog box. The capture process begins, and you’ll notice that the green Start Capture button changes to the red...
What to do if you can’t control your camera through your capture software
google blogger on Thursday, June 19, 2008