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  1. can anyone recommend a dv capture program that has 'auto end detect' ?
    I'm currently using WinDV and very pleased with it, but it lacks the feature i'm looking for. I capture DV quite often, but do not like to sit by the monitor and wait for the end of tape and then manually press 'stop capture'. Is there any other alternative to this? I use Premier Pro to edit but it too lacks this feature. Anyone???
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    Don't know about 'auto end detect' but Scenalyzer seems popular and it has a timer.
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  3. Scenalyzer is great. It will index the tape for you them you can select
    the scenes that you want to capture and walk away. I have been very happy
    with it, give it a try
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    Using ScenalyzerLive, you can stop capturing on the following characteristics:



    Or just use the start/stop timer.
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    You can kind of accomplish what you want with WinDV by using the command line option. The format for command line capture is “WinDV capture [-exit] [[HH:]MM:]SS[.ss] filename”. The time format allows you to specify the duration that you want to record and -exit causes WinDV to shut down after capturing. The filename can include path information but should not include the .avi extension. WinDV automatically appends the date, time, index, and extension to the filename you specify (per the preset configuration parameters). An example would look like:

    WinDV capture –exit 1:02:00 C:\Video\capture

    In this case WinDV will start, capture for 1 hour and 2 minutes to a file named capture.04-09-28_19-03.00.avi in the C:\Video\ folder.

    Hope this helps.
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