Should I write a guide?

[k_man77nz]

I have just completed my second DVD project.
The first was a wedding, the second was the Red Bull Trolly grand Prix 2002.
http://redbulltrolleygrandprix.co.nz/redbull/trolleysite/index.html
I was part of team swingers 8)

During my two projects I learn quiet a bit of av stuff.
Now it's time to give back to the community

For the wedding.
Compile DV footage from a PAL Sony TRV130
NTSC JVC DMV90
Use pictures various sources.
Author in PAL

For the trolly race.
Footage from
Hitachi DZ-MV230 DVD-Ram NTSC
JVC GR-DVL9500 Progressive NTSC
PAL VHS Video from the organisers
Transcoded from video to DV using Panasonic MX7
Pictures
DVDs . Extracted clips to go with our team theme.

Programs used.
DVD2Avi
AviSynth + amv mapper
vfapi converter
Virtual Dub
steadyhand (Software image stabliser)
Canapous ProCoder (NYSC > PAL)
Premiere 6
cce 2.6
DVD Workshop

Fancy effects.
Picture in picture
Image panning
Titling

I can put up a small demo of the dvds if anybody is interested.

[txpharoah]

Should you write a guide?
As long as you can take the criticism it may get.
And remember, there are lots of guides already.

[miki]

Oh Yes Please.. it will be helpful to me. I dont have a dvd writer though, but im planning to buy one. Im still looking for a multi format drive taht suports also DVD-RAM. since my cam connects only through USB1.1. I also have a hitachi dvd cam but not the same model as you have. I have the DZ-MV200A (NTSC).

I hope my post will encourage you to write the guide.

[k_man77nz]

Hi miki.
Which bit would you be interested in?
So I can start there

[Gil T Pleasure]

Im still looking for a multi format drive taht suports also DVD-RAM.

Miki,

Your search is over. Iomega is expected to ship the Super DVD Drive, which supports all 5 writable formats, next month.