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Re: video on powerpointFrom: Allen Worrall (jworrall@alaska.net)Mon Jun 11 15:37:40 2001
Kathleen, thank you. I looked at a B&H Photo Video ad (B&H is a large photographic/multimedia/video/audio store in New York City, where I buy all my photo gear). They have a page full of software programs for getting video into a PC, ranging in price from a little over $300, to ~$3000. I would assume to just get a video clip from SVHS analog video tape into the computer would not require a very fancy program. I would not want to enhance, change contrast, change brightness, etc, although I might want to add arrows or labels. And I would like to include the audio track which is on my video, since I narrate all my examinations. So the first question I have: which software and hardware should I buy for my Windows 98 or Windows 2000 Pro computer? Joseph A Worrall MD RDMS
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