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Re: SKY+ to DVD



Phil

OK, I have a Panasonic HS2 DVD recorder with DV in and must say am WELL
impressed, probably the easiest way to get my home videos onto DVD for
friends etc and the quality from DV is A1 too. It is handy having the built
in hard disk for fine tuning the editing.
I have not noticed the lossy decoding. Except when using long record on
DVD's i.e. 4 hour +, but that is to be expected, but it is better than RGB
>from
But then SKY+'s quality is not that good in the first place, so RGB is
fine.

I have used PC's to edit DV and it is too clumbersome.

Now if I could only stop the SWMBO from turning the Digital camcorder on
it's side .......

----- Original Message -----
From: "Phil Harris" <phil@xxxxxxx>
To: <ukha_d@xxxxxxx>
Sent: Tuesday, December 30, 2003 9:49 PM
Subject: RE: [ukha_d] SKY+ to DVD


>
> > Not meant to confuse, if I had the spare cash, I would have done
> > that to my
> > Sky+ as I was under the mishapresension (Spelling?) it gave an
> > equivilent of
> > digital video out.
> >
> > So sorry everyone out there.
> >
> > However googling, I did find a SDI to DV (Firewire) converter at
the
> > following link:
> > http://www.spcomms.com/daportal/index.html
> >
> > So maybe not that far of the mark after all ......
>
> OK - but that's a $2000 bit of kit and DV still isn't anything like
DVI
> (which again is nothing like SDI) ... however all are
"digital" video
> formats but all are different.
>
> ...I know nothing other than DV camcorders (PC's, and a couple of DVD
> recorders) that have DV inputs and given that DV to DVD requires a
further
> (lossy) transcoding pass then the only reviews that I've seen of the
DV
> equipped DVD recorders have said that going DV in to the DVD recorder
is
> rather iffy.
>
> The only *SDI* equipped piece of "consumer" display kit that
I have come
> across is the Visionary plasma panel at about £9k ...
>
> Phil
>


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