tikboy
22 Sep 2005, 04:45 PM
....oops, sorry, let me correct that.
1. DV
2. S-Video
3. Component (3 cable)
4. Composite
ok. please help me put it in order.
Taelon
22 Sep 2005, 05:27 PM
Courtesy of Google:As DVI and HDMI connections become more and more widely used, we are often asked: which is better, DVI (or HDMI) or component video? The answer, as it happens, is not cut-and-dried.
full article: http://forum.ecoustics.com/bbs/messages/34579/122868.html
atifsh
23 Sep 2005, 01:37 AM
[incase ur DV is not DVI]
best video quality transmission
as by ur list, leave DV.... rest are as this....;
Component (3 cable)
S-Video
Composite
now lets see DV u use it only for sending data /transmission to pc/hardware for capturing purpose. Component, u need a hardware that support component output [very rare, expensiv, very Pro] so u left with DV only for normal capturing. rest in the list are also used for sending data to watch on TV's and likes....
hope im not too confusing...:)
anonymez
23 Sep 2005, 01:18 PM
if by dv you did mean 'dvi',
dvi wins, then look at atfish's post :)
tikboy
23 Sep 2005, 06:30 PM
Thanks. you're all very helpful.
My primary purpose is to have a nice chroma key material to be edited in an AvidXpresPro system.
We tried DV and its definitely bad. We have a nice studio, chroma key setup & lights.
We also have VideoToaster3 that can record uncompressed material. My idea is to try to record an uncompressed video to VT and then import it into Avid.
We are using a SonyDSR390 (DVCAM) with composite, s-video, and CCU port.
now, we dont really have a CCU so we cannot extract the component signal from the 26-pin port.
Regarding cables, is it possible to use a 26-pin to 3-BNC cable from the SonyCamera to the VT? or will S-video sufice?
Thanks.
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atifsh
24 Sep 2005, 01:32 AM
We tried DV and its definitely bad. We have a nice studio, chroma key setup & lights.
Regarding cables, is it possible to use a 26-pin to 3-BNC cable from the SonyCamera to the VT? or will S-video sufice?
Thanks.
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dude if ur finding dv as bad ur s-video will suck hard ;)
anyway, try watching what uv recorded, if its good enough dv will transmit exactly same [somwhat depends on dv codec too]
can u pls be specific what ur exactly doing while capturing ur footage, what software ur using, what hardware ur using...
regarding ur cables, wait for some other ppl to answer :)