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Hi,
I'm a film student working with a small video editing company.
Recently, we were offered a job that would require converting hundreds
of small clips, currently on VHS, to MPEG for streaming on the Web.
(Not porn, ha ha. =) They haven't given me a budget yet, but I'm
expecting to have a bit of cash to work with (fingers crossed, eh) to
buy any needed equippment.
I'd like to stick with Macintosh-based (Mac OS 9 or X) solutions since
that's what we're most familiar with, and presents the least
interruption to our workflow; but, I'm open to suggestions.
What would be perfect, possibly, would be something which could accept
the composite output from a VHS VCR, and convert it to an MPEG file on
the computer, allowing me to trim any uglies that got captured in the
process.
As always, any advice is appreciated.
Evil Robot
PS: Feel free to e-mail.
Hi,
I'm a film student working with a small video editing company.
Recently, we were offered a job that would require converting hundreds
of small clips, currently on VHS, to MPEG for streaming on the Web.
(Not porn, ha ha. =) They haven't given me a budget yet, but I'm
expecting to have a bit of cash to work with (fingers crossed, eh) to
buy any needed equippment.
I'd like to stick with Macintosh-based (Mac OS 9 or X) solutions since
that's what we're most familiar with, and presents the least
interruption to our workflow; but, I'm open to suggestions.
What would be perfect, possibly, would be something which could accept
the composite output from a VHS VCR, and convert it to an MPEG file on
the computer, allowing me to trim any uglies that got captured in the
process.
As always, any advice is appreciated.
Evil Robot
PS: Feel free to e-mail.