I would love to own this, and I bet every one of you would agree. At least if we could afford it. Now, I have no doubt that AJA gear is worth every penny. They have a reputation that no doubt has taken years to earn. You can also bet that this is as durable
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This actually seems to be a rather decent DVD ripper. And for a while, it’s actually free! Please note that we don’t encourage theft of copyrighted material. I do however feel that I have a right to grab video from a DVD I already own, and put it on my iPhone. It does indeed do
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I have banged my head against a wall over the audio problems with XVID encoding in Vegas for quite some time. If you came across this article by the way of a search, you’ve probably read other articles about audio encoding issues with DIVX and XVID in Vegas. You might have even tried a suggestion
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I’ll bet I’m not the first videographer who as been asked this question. It’s insulting on a few levels. It conveys the idea that you can’t possibly be making a living doing your job. It also implys that you do something your client sees as play. Yet they have not a clue how to handle
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I’ve owned a Zoom audio recorder for over a year now, and have been impressed with the audio quality. While this recorder may only support VGA quality SD video, it’s a clever touch. The alternative at this price range is crappy audio and perhaps entry level HD video. Personally, I might choose the former.
Some out there will be disappointed with the results of the DTV transition. Use of toy antennas claiming to offer “HD reception will be the bane of many.
This post in Gizmodo seems to think so. The writer does make some good points. I do think that disc based delivery will be a thing of the past way before Blu Ray players can displace all the standard DVD players out there.
Very interesting timeline of Sony product innovations. Some would probably be suprised how long ago some of these devices date back to.
