I recorded the last MU game on my Time Warner HD DVR. At one point my cousin's daughter was shown and if it isn't too difficult, I wanted to transfer these 5 secs. of video to my PC to show the family outside Milwaukee.
Any suggestions for how to do this?
Titan can do this, I think. He got my buddy picking his nose on espn a few years back.
Refernces are available from dodds. :)
The quickest solution is .. get our your video camera .. play the clip and record it on your videocam. It's low tech, low-quality, but you won't need cables or other equipment.
(Assuming you edit your video cam stuff on your PC...)
Quote from: ZiggysF*ckinFryBoy on December 23, 2010, 02:35:52 PM
Titan can do this, I think. He got my buddy picking his nose on espn a few years back.
Refernces are available from dodds. :)
Didn't know you were tight with Tom Kleinschmidt.
Here are the instructions I recently used to transfer HD video from a Comcast Motorola DVR to my PC. It's a pretty old link, but it worked. Not sure if TW has the same hardware as Comcrap. You need a firewire cable too.
http://replayguide.sourceforge.net/dct6412/index.html
Be advised, it takes up a lot of hard drive space. I transferred the last 30 min of game 6 of the Stanley Cup Finals (OT and cup celebration) and it used up 3.5 GB.
When I used to put together video highlights I had basic cable and a small box that came with my computer which allowed me to plug the cable right into my computer. The videos saved right on my computer's hard drive.
Now I have DirecTV though and would love to know if there was a way to get things off the DVR.
Quote from: TallTitan34 on December 24, 2010, 10:10:46 AM
When I used to put together video highlights I had basic cable and a small box that came with my computer which allowed me to plug the cable right into my computer. The videos saved right on my computer's hard drive.
Now I have DirecTV though and would love to know if there was a way to get things off the DVR.
You'll need a video capture card on your PC. It's pretty easy. I also have a DVD recorder and archive a lot of stuff that way from my HD DVR.
http://www.highdefforum.com/directv-forum/103428-copying-dvr-content-pc.html