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#3 12-19-2002, 12:08 AM

lol

U, is the fire extinquisher there to put out fire incase your heatsink fan fails?

i dont have a pic of the place where my comp is (in my room but i dont have this part's pic taken)

#4 12-19-2002, 12:42 AM

HAHAHA to funny

#5 12-19-2002, 10:24 AM

Cool place u got there AI, Too bad I don't have a pix of my room. I promise as soon as I have my hands on my new DIGICAM, TWL's the first one to see my setup. Until then,

#6 12-19-2002, 05:45 PM

Damn, even his fish has a computer!

#7 12-19-2002, 09:53 PM

My fish..?? haha

#8 12-20-2002, 08:20 PM

Hmm...you want to see our 'work stations'? Well, here's my new video editing computer. Nothing killer, just somthing to use so my Athlon is free.

Specs if your wondering...
Intel Pentium III 733MHz
256M SDRAM
GF2 GTS w/ 32M RAM
48x CD ROM
10G Maxtor(boot), 80G Wester Digital(video) HD's
Generic firewire card
Running Windows 2000

Nothing killer, but does a great job with the videos I load on it. And if your curious, the camera is a Sony TRV240. I origanally planned to get a much more expencive one, but I got an offor on this I couldn't refuse...

#9 12-20-2002, 08:43 PM

what do you use to edit the stuff..?? I have a basic hifi sony digi cam and want to know how to use it or what software is good for basic home video's.....

#10 12-20-2002, 08:54 PM

I use Adobe Premiere 6.0. Works great with both my DV card and my analoge card. However, I guess this is a bit beyond basic home video editing... The program I started editing with was Ulead Video Studio 3.0. I don't know anything about the newer versions, but this is a great program to start with...

Also, do you plan to export your videos to VHS, or just make VCDs and such? I don't know if Ulead has the capability of exporting through DV, much less even using it. But, my version is pretty old...

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