AboutJeff Greenberg Expertise I can answer questions about Final Cut, Avid, DV cameras + editing, Hi-def, production, filmmaking, DVD creation and special effects.
Please do not ask me questions about your desktop, NOR your windows machine, nor ANYTHING to do with copyright infringement.
Experience I'm a film editor and certified trainer for about ten different applications.
Publications videography
Education/Credentials BA, Penn State university in film.
Question QUESTION: How do you make live video links into channels to view on tv?
Also how do you fix up the quality of vhs tapes that have color lines distubance?
thanks in advance,
ANSWER: Richie,
1) How do you make live video links into channels to view on tv?
I don't really understand this question...could you possible explain/rephrase it?
2) Also how do you fix up the quality of vhs tapes that have color lines distubance?
There's no 'magic' way - if the tape has this sort of damage, you're pretty much 'done.'
Best,
Jeff
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QUESTION: Turning video links from a website that stream live videos into channels, so you can view them along with your normal tv, as turning the channels to access the conent and not just having to click on the link to start viewing it.
Answer Richie,
Unfortunately, the web really isn't in a standard that our TV's understand. "They're" talking that the convergence between our computers and our TV will slowly happen over the next 10+ years....
But the web video is very compressed, small (320x240) and often proprietary (WMV or flash files.)
Video for your TV set is very strict - 720x480 (Standard def) or 1920x1080 (High Def.)
There is "media center" software that can do a little of what you want - Check out the boxee project - http://www.boxee.tv/homepage - it's a piece of software that allows you to turn your PC into a 'media center'; and use a remote to choose between their channels.
