You can drag the blue arrow to scroll the video. Pose your mouse pointer over a button to get a tooltip. Playback your file with the transport controls that are just under the preview window. Open the file to spit in Kino, by right clicking on it and selecting 'Open with Kino'.Īlternatively launch Kino from the menu ( Applications → Sound & Video → Kino) and go to File → Open to browse and select your files. It will add a progressive number (001, 002, …) to each single file. Kino will split your footage in many single files, one for each single recording. In the File field specify the output filename (path included) without the extension. To know more about Interlacing consult the Glossary. It will not be visible once your DVD is played back on TV and it can be removed on video files targeted for computers. This artifact is due to interlacing and it is espected on a computer screen displaying miniDV footage. I think you can notice something strange: parts of the image show a comb-like effect, especially on fast moving objects. Now, pause the playback and look carefully at the image.

You can navigate forward and backward at different speeds also with a shuttle, that is the slider on the right side of the transport controls. Pose your mouse pointer over a button for a tooltip. You can navigate your tape with the transport controls that are just under the preview window. If you are desperate, consult the Troubleshooting page.

Watch for errors at the bottom left of the main window. Launch Kino and click on the Capture tab on the right. Make sure your camera is on, in playback mode and connected to the computer with the firewire cable. Install Kino using Synaptic Package Manager. To be usable with ffmpeg they they need to be converted with mxflib first. MXF extensions are not directly watchable or editable in Linux. I had the opportunity to test only the Panasonic HVX200, that records DVCPROHD on P2 cards. Unfortunately is temporally compressed and thus not so good for editing. Very likely your video will be saved in OGG format (Theora/Vorbis). For instance you can record your screen activity with programs like istanbul, recordmydesktop or even Cinelerra herself. Most common file extensions are M2T, MTS, MP4, MOD, TOD, MPG or MPEG,… All those codecs are temporally compressed and are not very good for editing.Ĭamcorders are not the only way to record video. They often record in MPG (MPEG2PS/AC3) or AVCHD or MPEG-4 AVC H.264/AC3. DV is spatially compressed and it is good for editing.

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