Try WINDV but be sure to not over compress.
Bob
Sony TRV280(Dig8)-beautiful video on tape and as played thru TV. But, after capturing to computer (via firewire), we observed a dramatic loss of quality, both color and sharpness...why?
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Sony TRV280(Dig8)-beautiful video on tape and as played thru TV. But, after capturing to computer (via firewire), we observed a dramatic loss of quality, both color and sharpness...why?
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Bob, I have been using Windows Movie Maker because it's a no-brainer to use. Do you think it's the cause of the problem? I didn't really see any option to control ''compression'' in that program.