Re: Geovision-based system for social events capture

["A.Agiannidis" <besmart@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Thanks Paul! I think you are right...You see i already have the
Geovision in place monitoring the place...so i have a request to also
use the camera feedback to also record dvds...I think i will use a
pass-through to redirect the signal to another PC running Adobe Premiere
or something similar or straight to a dvd recorder...

Many thanks,
Thanos

> Not done it - and I think not really suitable if you want to edit in
reasonable quality as the pictures at 25fps would be far too compressed.
Also the file structure would be difficult to navigate to get the clips you
want (for long format production).
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> I would suggest a different HDD recording solution - there are a few
out there in the broadcast world but they're likely to be pretty expensive.
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> Paul.
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>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: ukha_d@xxxxxxx [mailto:ukha_d@xxxxxxx] On Behalf
>> Of A.Agiannidis
>> Sent: 22 October 2007 21:27
>> To: ukha_d@xxxxxxx
>> Subject: [ukha_d] Geovision-based system for social events capture
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>> Hello all,
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>> I was wondering if anyone has used a geovision-based system to
provide
>> with a low-cost yet realistic approach to amateur coverage of
social
>> events in places such as a small theatre or dance hall....
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>> I would love to hear your opinions on choice of cameras,
>> configurations,
>> audio input handling and most importantly video editing...Any
advice on
>> any shortcomings of such an approach?
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>> Any links to decent dvd authoring software? I am looking for
something
>> that will add pre-recorded video clips (such as opening and
closing
>> scenes like acknowledges etc) to the main video recordings...
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>> Many thanks,
>> Thanos
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