Manzella Recommended: Sanyo HD2
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Brian Manzella
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Brian Manzella
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The Sanyo has an HDMI out of the small dock that recharges it.
The SD card captures the video in compressed quicktime in the h264 codec.
My computer "sucks" the video in very fast.
But, if you want straight out the camera capture, your best bet is the Panasonic PV-GS320.
The Sanyo has an HDMI out of the small dock that recharges it.
The SD card captures the video in compressed quicktime in the h264 codec.
My computer "sucks" the video in very fast.
But, if you want straight out the camera capture, your best bet is the Panasonic PV-GS320.
davidmac00
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spike...
if you find out where to get one of these sanyo bad boys in thailand let me know,ive been trying for months!
dmac
if you find out where to get one of these sanyo bad boys in thailand let me know,ive been trying for months!
dmac
priceunderpar
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Brian, I don't know if this was asked already-
V1 or c swing doesn't recomend using an HD video camera because their software doesn't work well with HD. They recomended, and I purchased a Sony mini DV camera based on the advice. The camera is sufficent, but the video is pretty grainy on my computer, and it doesn't have the shutter speed I would like. I am extremely impressed with your Master video of Phil, and I'd love to get an HD camcorder, but I'm woried about having problems with the software. Do you have any advice?
V1 or c swing doesn't recomend using an HD video camera because their software doesn't work well with HD. They recomended, and I purchased a Sony mini DV camera based on the advice. The camera is sufficent, but the video is pretty grainy on my computer, and it doesn't have the shutter speed I would like. I am extremely impressed with your Master video of Phil, and I'd love to get an HD camcorder, but I'm woried about having problems with the software. Do you have any advice?
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So...if HD is the problem, then take video in SD. See this link which says the cam will do it.
http://sanyodigital.com/product.aspx?v=2
But also, I'd make sure the swing program is happy with whatever codecs the Sanyo uses for it's mpeg4.
http://sanyodigital.com/product.aspx?v=2
But also, I'd make sure the swing program is happy with whatever codecs the Sanyo uses for it's mpeg4.
priceunderpar
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A little confusing to a computer challenged guy like me, but I appreciate the info. I'm pretty sure C swing is the web sight that said HD was a bad idea. I'll remember the thread if I decide to get the HD camera. Thanks again.
Ducky
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The main problem with high definition video (especially 1080i/1080p) is processing power. So if you want to play back (and edit) high definition video, you'll want to make sure that you have a computer that has sufficient hardware specifications.
CSwing (and other video analysis software) should resize the video to fit into the applications windows regardless. If it doesn't, it's simply bad programming on their behalf.
CSwing (and other video analysis software) should resize the video to fit into the applications windows regardless. If it doesn't, it's simply bad programming on their behalf.
Michael Jacobs
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huestisc
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The sales guy is mistaken
This camera absolutely does frame by frame. In playback mode, once the video is playing, you press the joystick to pause it, move the joystick to the right to frame advance, or to the left to frame reverse. Also, once you paused, you can zoom in on the image, which is also a nice little feature.
This camera absolutely does frame by frame. In playback mode, once the video is playing, you press the joystick to pause it, move the joystick to the right to frame advance, or to the left to frame reverse. Also, once you paused, you can zoom in on the image, which is also a nice little feature.
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