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1. PINNACLE STUDIO 9 TRANSITIONS HOW TO
2. PINNACLE STUDIO 9 TRANSITIONS MANUAL
3. PINNACLE STUDIO 9 TRANSITIONS FULL
4. PINNACLE STUDIO 9 TRANSITIONS CODE

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PINNACLE STUDIO 9 TRANSITIONS MANUAL

If you choose Preview-Quality Capture, check Pinnacle's Studio 9 manual for additional help. (See the following section for more information.)

If you choose MPEG Full-Quality Capture, you need to set several options before capture. If you choose DV Full-Quality Capture, you're all set there are no other options to select. The light to the left of the button lights up.

This leaves DV video as the best capture format for virtually all projects. This approach will maximize production quality, though production time may be extended. So unless you're producing a disk-based project and your edits will be minimal-and production time is absolutely critical-you should capture in DV format and then render in MPEG format after editing. In addition, the edited sections are encoded in MPEG format twice-once during capture and once during rendering-the digital equivalent of photocopying a photocopy. So if your edits affect substantial portions of the video, your production-time savings will be minimal. Note also that when you insert effects such as transitions, titles, or color correction into captured MPEG video, Studio implements the effects and then re-renders the affected portions of the video into MPEG format. In contrast, when Studio outputs to MPEG format during final project rendering, say for DVD production, the algorithm is optimized for quality, not speed. However, the algorithm that Studio uses to encode MPEG during capture is optimized for speed, not quality, so Studio can store the video to disk in as near to real time as possible. Capturing using the MPEG option saves file space and production time if you're producing a DVD, VideoCD (VCD), or Super VideoCD ( SVCD) project with MPEG video. For this reason, I won't discuss SmartCapture further see Studio's manual or Help files for assistance.Ĭapturing in MPEG format is a slightly different story with a similar ending. And although SmartCapture works well, it adds both time and complexity to the production process. Today, however, an 80- GB hard drive costs under $100. SmartCapture was wonderful when it was introduced because disk drives were pricey and workspace critical.

PINNACLE STUDIO 9 TRANSITIONS FULL

You edit using the preview-quality video, and then Studio captures the footage at full DV quality before rendering.

PINNACLE STUDIO 9 TRANSITIONS CODE

Preview-quality capture relates to Studio's SmartCapture feature, which stores the DV footage in a reduced-quality format that saves disk space but retains the original DV time code information. You select this option on the Diskometer or on the Capture Format tab of the Pinnacle Studio Setup Options dialog box. However, when you are capturing DV video from a DV camcorder, Studio gives you two other options: preview-quality capture and MPEG full-quality capture.

PINNACLE STUDIO 9 TRANSITIONS HOW TO

The previous exercise explained how to capture in DV format, which is appropriate for the vast majority of users and projects. Learn More Buy Choosing Your Capture Format Pinnacle Studio 9 for Windows: Visual QuickStart Guide