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  1. 27th Jul 2003 14:31 #1
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    hi everybody
    i was wondering if anybody knows where i can get maybe a trial version of Pinnicle Studio 8 because i am converting my VHSs to DVDs and i already have a video capture card so if anybody can provide me with links to where i can get a trial or even freeware of Pinnicle Studio 8, i would really appreciate it . so thanks in advance to whoever can help out a NEWBIE . thanks.
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  2. 27th Jul 2003 14:54 #2
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    Check out this site:
    http://www.pinnaclesys.com/ProductPage_n.asp?Product_ID=577&Langue_ID=7
    Down on the right side is a link to a trail version of Studio 8.
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  3. 27th Jul 2003 15:08 #3
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    hey thanks i really apreciate it.
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  4. 27th Jul 2003 15:17 #4
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    I doubt Studio8 will see your capture card unless it's made by Pinnicle. Also IMO Studio8 is the last program I would use after my experience with it.
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  5. 27th Jul 2003 15:25 #5
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    No problem I've found Studio 8 to be OK for capturing - not as good as Virtual Dub, but I have WinXP, and a Pinnacle PCTV PCI card, so I can't use Virtual Dub. But I only capture with Studio 8. I use Virtual Dub to edit/apply filters to my captured video, TMPGEnc to convert to MPEG, and various other programs to burn to CD/DVD. Studio 8 doesn't really have any filters to clean up video/audio, so that is why I still use Virtual Dub.
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  6. 27th Jul 2003 15:30 #6
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    Originally Posted by j1d10t
    No problem I've found Studio 8 to be OK for capturing - not as good as Virtual Dub, but I have WinXP, and a Pinnacle PCTV PCI card, so I can't use Virtual Dub. But I only capture with Studio 8. I use Virtual Dub to edit/apply filters to my captured video, TMPGEnc to convert to MPEG, and various other programs to burn to CD/DVD. Studio 8 doesn't really have any filters to clean up video/audio, so that is why I still use Virtual Dub.
    So you use Studio8 to capture as an AVI file right? I could see where it does a good job at that and would use it myself but the program doesn't work at all with my AVer PCI capture card.
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  7. 27th Jul 2003 15:35 #7
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    so which one would u guys recommend Pinnacle or Virtualdub?
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    Virtual Dub. Hands down. If you can use Virtual Dub, I'd go with that.
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  9. 27th Jul 2003 19:41 #9
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    can u give me a link to where i can download a trial or free version software, i would eally appreciate it.
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    http://www.virtualdub.org/
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  11. 27th Jul 2003 20:04 #11
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    so i downloaded virtualdub, now i wanna edit my VHSs on my computer, how do i do this with virtualdub.
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