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Some Digital Video Concepts

Some Digital Video Concepts. Windows XP users can easily try it free Windows Movie Maker: www.microsoft.com/moviemaker Google “digital video” for lots of information www.shortcourses.com/video/news.htm Connect the camcorder to the PC Usually requires IEEE 1394, or Firewire interface

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Some Digital Video Concepts

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  1. Some Digital Video Concepts • Windows XP users can easily try it free • Windows Movie Maker: www.microsoft.com/moviemaker • Google “digital video” for lots of information • www.shortcourses.com/video/news.htm • Connect the camcorder to the PC • Usually requires IEEE 1394, or Firewire interface • PC may need a new card (IEEE 1394 or Firewire) • Some Sony camcorders record to DVD (30 minutes max) • Digital video storage requires lots of disk space • 0.2 GB per minute of video (uncompressed) • Complex digital video editing takes lots of PC power • No other applications running, reboot often

  2. Camcorder .avi Files (PC) .dv Files (Mac) DVD VHS Nassau Bay Television equipment Time Warner Cable

  3. Camcorder Converter John’s PC (encode) NBTV PC (control Soloist2) Soloist2 (TV Machine) DVD VHS .avi Files (PC) .dv Files (Mac) Time Warner Cable

  4. Nassau Bay Television (NBTV) • Serve the citizens of Nassau Bay • Public Access Channel 16 available only to Time Warner customers • NBTV is staffed with volunteers and all digital • Processing required for all Nassau Bay Television video (consider ten minutes the average video) (John Neustadter’s “job”) • "Capture" video in PC - 10 minutes, unless file is provided • Check/trim beginning and end of video - 5 minutes • Encode video to MPEG2 - 30 minutes • Check encoded video - 10 minutes • Transfer encoded video to TV machine - 3 minutes • Add video to NBTV playlist – 5 minutes

  5. Nassau Bay Television Segments 1. Inside Nassau Bay – RAD from Diane Neustadter 2. Trail Ride to NASA from Diane Neustadter 3. Inside Nassau Bay Ladies Funmobile Promo from Diane Neustadter 4. Pet Patrol (Complete) from Diane Neustadter 5. Hot Air Balloon Ride from Chuck Taylor 6. Clear Creek Clean-Up Promo from John Browning (Complete) 7. St. Thomas Episcopal School Talent Show from Mike Magnan 8. Wednesday Night Sailing Promo from John Browning (Complete) 9. International Space Station Monument Dedication from Mike Magnan 10. Inside Nassau Bay - Parade from Diane Neustadter 11. Public Service Announcement: Gator Alert from Mike Magnan (Complete)

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