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April, 2007
by John Devcic
MPEG-2, DivX, AVCHD: These are just a few of the confusing acronyms of digital video. Let's clear the air a bit
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October, 2006
by Kyle Cassidy
I was in my early teens in the late 1970s when the VHS/Betamax wars were raging. My best friend Robbie took the plunge and bought a Betamax. Indecisive, I waited.
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February, 2006
by Morgan Paar
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November, 2005
by James DeRuvo
Explanations of all those non-standard modes that today's camcorders are capable of shooting.
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October, 2005
by Bill Davis
A comparison of DV camera formats.
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December, 2004
by Kyle Cassidy
Hi-Def has become the big catch phrase of the year, but many people don't understand just what the format is and why it will be so important to our TV viewing future.
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November, 2004
by D. Eric Franks
Sony HDR-FX1 HDV Camcorder
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September, 1995
by Mark Bosko
Digital Video Discs
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February, 1995
by Bob Doyle
To begin nonlinear editing, you'll need some way to digitize your video and audio clips.On the PC, locate an Intel Smart Video Recorder Pro (or the Creative Labs Video Blaster RT300).
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November, 1995
by Joe McCleskey
Videomaker helps you separate the facts from the hype in the exciting new world of consumer digital video.
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April, 1995
by Scott Anderson
Linear vs. nonlinear Video
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April, 1997
by Donald Keller
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May, 1998
by Scott Anderson
When digital video (DV) is combined with FireWire, you have everything you need to edit great quality videos. Dr. Cathode answers your questions about this new technology that's creating an exciting upheaval in the video world.
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May, 1998
by Karen Director
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June, 1998
by Joe McCleskey
At every Videomaker Expo, representatives from the leading equipment convene on stage to face several hundred Expo attendees. Their purpose: to hash out some of the issues that have faced the consumer video market in the past 12 months. Here are the highlights of the last Nonlinear Editing Panel discussion.
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September, 1998
by Loren Alldrin
Formats, which one is the best? Have you ever asked yourself that question? We compare them all, VHS, S-VHS, 8mm, Hi8, and DV.
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August, 1998
by Don Collins
- Copyrights and Trademarks for Media Professionals
- Digital Nonlinear Editing
- Beyond Weddings, Cracking the Commercial Market
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January, 1999
by Chuck Peters
The way DV camcorders capture broadcast-quality video and audio in a barely pint-sized package it's no wonder they're the latest rage. But when will you really need one? What exactly is it about this format that makes it so great? What models are out there? Our feature story and comprehensive buyer's guide will give you these answers plus everything else you need to know about DV.
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February, 1999
by Jim Martin
Ask Videomaker. Questions and comments from our readers and answers from the editor.
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February, 1999
by Loren Alldrin
If you want to know more about editing your videos, you need to know more about how the various editing protocols work. Take this tour and follow the signs to greater editing proficiency.
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September, 1999
by Jim Stinson
Going Digital? Save time and money by exploring the various digital-upgrade paths available to you.
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October, 1999
by Charles Bloodworth
Here are the answers to the most commonly asked questions about digital video.
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December, 1999
by Don Collins
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February, 2000
by Joe McCleskey
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March, 2000
by Dr. Robert G. Nulph
VHS, VHS-C, S-VHS, 8mm, Hi8, Mini DV and Digital8. Confused yet? Find out which videotape format is best for you.
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November, 2000
by Charles Bloodworth
In this Q&A, find out about the technology behind the tiny-but-powerful digital video format.
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November, 2001
by Scott Anderson
How to overcome the problems associated with keying digital video
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August, 2001
by Alan Sheckter
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August, 2002
by Charles Bloodworth
Is Mini DV good enough for the pros?
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June, 2003
by Bill Fisher
Take an up-close tour of the digital video system and see first-hand how this technology works.