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Old 26-08-2008, 5:41 PM   #1 (permalink)
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video capture in slo mo
i have a dvd i want to cut about 6 x 5 second pieces out of it then play them in slo mo and recapture just these 6 pieces

is it possible with any free software or reasonably priced software

thanks for any help
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Re: video capture in slo mo
Assuming it is a non copyrighted/encrypted DVD, any most any video editor will do this. I suggest Sony Vegas Movie Studio Platinum.
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Aye, Vegas does it for sure.

Some cameras will hardcode slow mo for sports into the footage by upping the frames. eg. the Sony SR5E supposedly, according to the manual.
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