PC MagazineGuide to Digital Video

Ozer, Jan

ISBN 10: 0764543601 / ISBN 13: 9780764543609

Published by Wiley (edition ), 2003

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: PC MagazineGuide to Digital Video
• Publisher: Wiley (edition )
• Publication Date: 2003
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 0764543601
• ISBN 13: 9780764543609
• Binding: Paperback
• Condition: Fair

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Synopsis

What does it take to make great digital video? The right equipment, the right skills, and Jan Ozer's advice.

PC Magazine's digital video authority delivers the details that will help you make videos you can be proud of. Here's the lowdown on which camera to choose (and why), how to shoot the best footage, how to capture the best sound, how to get your video from the camera to your computer, what to do when you get it there, and how to produce a showstopper from start to finish.

Author Jan Ozer offers expert advice on:

• Deciding what you do and don't need in a digital camcorder
• Selecting a DV or analog capture solution
• Picking the perfect video editor
• Getting the right DVD-authoring package and recorder
• Shooting terrific footage and capturing sound that's just right
• Outputting your project in various formats
• And producing professional-quality DVDs

The book's CD-ROM includes audio and video files comparing consumer and prosumer camcorders and demonstrating techniques like noise removal; MyDV D, Pinnacle Studio, Ulead Video Studio, RealONE Player, muvee auto Producer trial versions, and more.

About the Author

Jan Ozer has worked with digital video since 1990, originally as VP of Marketing for Iterated Systems, a video compression developer, and thereafter as contributing editor to PC Magazine and E-Media. Since then, Jan has written three books on digital video and has instructed two- and three- day video compression seminars, most recently for the University of Wisconsin.