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Our company has begun experimentation with Windows Movie Maker for the purpose of creating audio/video stream for production demonstration; this is seen as a helpful tool and the format is optimal for publishing on the site. Hadn't you wished at times to see a quick 'how to' from a company?
I am hoping some electronic-savvy members can offer suggestions of a DV camcorder. The feature of optical stabilizer is a must, as is easy to use with PC (fire wire or USB interface). Specifications of many models available online site 'digital tapeless', 'microdrive', & 'microMV. We are not interested in taking still photographs, therefore integrated or removable memory is not an interest, although if audio/video is recorded on magnetic tape of format it must be easily transferred to PC & in workable format. The obvious advantage of using a tape rather than flash disk is less cost and long recording time.
Your advice would be appreciated -
I am hoping some electronic-savvy members can offer suggestions of a DV camcorder. The feature of optical stabilizer is a must, as is easy to use with PC (fire wire or USB interface). Specifications of many models available online site 'digital tapeless', 'microdrive', & 'microMV. We are not interested in taking still photographs, therefore integrated or removable memory is not an interest, although if audio/video is recorded on magnetic tape of format it must be easily transferred to PC & in workable format. The obvious advantage of using a tape rather than flash disk is less cost and long recording time.
Your advice would be appreciated -
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