I'm looking for a video card that will let me record TV shows (30-60 minutes) onto my PC, edit out the ads, then send the edited version to VHS. Will the Marvel G400-TV be suitable for this?
I have a few concerns that I hope some people can help me with.
Firtly, does the bundled Avid Cinema program have the functionality to let me cut out the ads from a TV program easily? I can purchase Ulead MediaStudio Pro if required, so it isn't a major problem if Avid Cinema can't do it, but I'd prefer not having to spend the extra money.
My second concern is the 2GB file limitation I've been hearing about. I read that while the Marvel can record larger files, there is an interruption of video during the file switch, which would be unacceptable for me. Is this limitation true, and if so is there a way around it? (e.g. using Ulead's video capture?)
My final concern is rendering time. I've heard that rendering can be extremely slow (hours for a 60 minute video), but I've also read that rendering is only required when adding things like special effects and that there's no need to render when simply removing parts of a video. Is this correct?
I have a few concerns that I hope some people can help me with.
Firtly, does the bundled Avid Cinema program have the functionality to let me cut out the ads from a TV program easily? I can purchase Ulead MediaStudio Pro if required, so it isn't a major problem if Avid Cinema can't do it, but I'd prefer not having to spend the extra money.
My second concern is the 2GB file limitation I've been hearing about. I read that while the Marvel can record larger files, there is an interruption of video during the file switch, which would be unacceptable for me. Is this limitation true, and if so is there a way around it? (e.g. using Ulead's video capture?)
My final concern is rendering time. I've heard that rendering can be extremely slow (hours for a 60 minute video), but I've also read that rendering is only required when adding things like special effects and that there's no need to render when simply removing parts of a video. Is this correct?
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