help! 2 capture cards, 2 editing softwares and the same pr..

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tvshrine@hotmail.com (shiner) wrote:

>I've tried 2 different capture cards(WINTV PVR250 & ATI Wonder Pro)
>and 2 editing softwares (Premiere 6 and PRO & Pinnacle studio 9) and I
>cannot edit mpeg2 files. In premiere the files will import but play
>with delayed and sluggish audio making editing impossible and lock ups
>frequent. In studio 9 they only play audio from the clip and the video
>is black.
>I've used premiere for years with avi, mpeg and wmv files with no
>problems. I only have the demo of studio 9 to test to see if it would
>work there. The captured clips play fine in windows media player.
>They also play in the Roxio DVD burning software that came with my
>burner and burn to disk well.
>Please help me solve this mystery, I don't know what to try next.

Try downloading Ulead Video Studio 8
It seems to handle a lot of situations.
There is a trail version
www.ulead.com

You could also convert the video to a different format using Tmpgenc

Regards Brian

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Is that all this group does is argue over editing software? Tmpgec is
a file converter I need EDITING solutions. I don't want to convert to
another format what would be the use in capturing to mpeg2? I only
used Studio 9 to see if it was a premiere problem and don't think I
would use it on a regular basis since it didn't look like you could
seperate and move a clips audio track independently of it's video.

Bariloche <bariloche@bariloche.com> wrote in message news:<bbpdd0pgu6jm6ou7dtcq0b2eaktq4vi7oa@4ax.com>...
> On 20 Jun 2004 22:11:06 -0700, tvshrine@hotmail.com (shiner) wrote:
>
> >I've tried 2 different capture cards(WINTV PVR250 & ATI Wonder Pro)
> >and 2 editing softwares (Premiere 6 and PRO & Pinnacle studio 9) and I
> >cannot edit mpeg2 files.
>
> Then...
>
> >Please help me solve this mystery, I don't know what to try next.
>
> To start with, I know what I would not try -neither next nor ever. And
> that is Studio -neither for Avi, nor for mpeg, nor for anything.
>
> To edit mpeg-2, use Tmpgenc, or even better mpg-vcr from Womble.