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Sony mini DVD camcorder
- Thread starter P89Jeeper
- Start date
RECORD IN NORMAL VIDEO MODE NOT VR. IF YOU RECORD IN VR THEN YOU NEED TO FINALIZE THE DISC. In any case. I use media fork and rip them to the HD like a normal dvd player. You can rip the whole thing or by the chapters. Once its in mp4 forma I just use imovie to edit a bit the I expor to idvd or just leave it in iphoto.
use the supplied usb cable..Do not insert mini dvd into macbook.
use the supplied usb cable..Do not insert mini dvd into macbook.
hi... i've been having some trouble trying to do this as well....
my experience with media fork (this is handbrake, right?) is that a 30 min video takes about 8 hours to upload.... this seems somewhat insane to me... could i be doing something wrong??
my experience with media fork (this is handbrake, right?) is that a 30 min video takes about 8 hours to upload.... this seems somewhat insane to me... could i be doing something wrong??
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