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Steve M <Stevem@adval.co.uk> wrote:

> too limited.  The �boy' in the Mac shop says I need either editDV or motoDV.
> The �read me' software on my Mac seems to imply that Adobe Premiere is
> needed. All of these seem expensive solutions to me. One thing's for sure, I

Edit DV was recently given away as a free version of their software
IIRC. It was on a couple of cover discs anyway. What do Apple say? Have
you tried ringing them?


-- 
Cheers ... Antony

Steve M wrote (on June 7):
> 
> Could anyone help out with this problem?
> 
> Also, as you�re in the know, could you ask one of your technical people what
> software I need to read still and moving images from my digital video via my
> firewire terminal on my G3?  I�ve tried Adobe PhotoDeluxe but it�s no good -
> too limited.  The �boy� in the Mac shop says I need either editDV or motoDV.
> The �read me� software on my Mac seems to imply that Adobe Premiere is
> needed. All of these seem expensive solutions to me. One thing�s for sure, I
> can�t access it via any of the software I have currently. What do you think?

You can tell I don't read this group very often :-)

I use EditDV, which is an excellent program if you're even halfway
interested in video editing, though I admit it is quite expensive for
home use. Check out Digital Origin's web site, I think you can still
download EditDV Unplugged for free, which gives you basic capture and
editing facilities. http://www.digitalorigin.com

-Rolf

PS. Don't bother with Premiere!