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Desktop Video News #034: How To Choose Firewire Cards For Video Capture February 21, 2006 |
| Welcome to this week's edition of Desktop Video News. This week, we've got a guide on choosing Firewire cards, a review of Ulead MediaStudio Pro, as well as a scoop of the top 5 DVD burners in the market. Video editors will want to read the tips on video editing and the guide to buying digital video equipment. Enjoy the newsletter!
In This Issue
How to choose Firewire cards for video capture
Ulead Media Studio Pro 7 software review
Top 5 DVD burners
Edit your videos and add special effects
A guide to selecting and buying the best digital video equipment For more articles, be sure to visit Desktop-Video-Guide.com.
Tip of The WeekEver wonder how you can attach a microphone to your digital camcorder? There are basically three ways to do this: by wire, wirelessly, or through an accessory, a hot or an intelligent shoeUsing a wired microphone is simple and very common, but wires can sometimes get cumbersome. The wireless option is good because you do away with wires, but you may then run into problems like errant radio signals or running out of batteries. The hot shoe option allows you to add a better microphone to your camera and does not require additional batteries or wires. Whichever option you choose, remember that quality sound improves a production tremendously. So I'd definitely recommend you look into microphones if you want to film a professional video.
A Quick and Easy Way to Create Home VideosMuvee AutoProducer is an award-winning automatic video production tool. If you simply want to transform your video footage into a slick DVD production with minimal fuss, then this tool is perfect. I usually use AutoProducer if I'm short on time and need to rush out a DVD quickly without much custom editing. Definitely worth checking out.
Stream Your Videos On The WebIf you're looking to stream video on the web, my personal recommendation is to set up your own web site to host the files. And if you're looking for a good web hosting company, I'd suggest you try Yahoo web hosting
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