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Old 02-24-2023, 04:16 PM  
loveinallitsforms69
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Originally Posted by DVTimes View Post
One thing to note is if the footage was on DV tape, sometimes it is best to re-scan it, as it may have not been scanned too well years ago because software and so on has improved.
Thanks, DVTimes. Sorry, I am not sure what you mean by re-scanning, because I thought that a miniDV tape, as opposed to VHS, was digital video data that could be copied losslessly through a firewire cable from a camcorder to a computer. I have used the free program WinDV to do that. The program places the data in an avi file which can be viewed using a standard video player.

Are you saying that one needs to do more work with the copied video once it is on the hard drive? I was pretty sure I had done all that was necessary. The original video was from 2005. Thank you for your input.
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