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#1394 legacy driver software#

Andreas (SCLive developer), early on, made available a free analyzer for pre-captured avi's (VHS) with no time-code and was a scene change motion detection software -splitting the scenes quite well. SCLive is now Freeware and as you stated stopped being updated some years ago (finally ended in November 2010) when HD came onto the consumer market. I agree with you, SCLive knocked the pants off all the other miniDv capture software and was the one I used. As convenient as the DV capture is in PD12, I have to say this old stand-alone capture software really can't be beat. Back then it was indispensable and it was the only 99.99% reliable way I was able to capture from analog and DV sources in Windows NT, 2000 and then XP. I haven't done any editing in quite a long time, but about a decade ago I used ScenalyzerLive to capture DV with my Pinnacle DV500 capture card. Will need to purchase analog to digital converter hardware, but ScenalyzerLive looks like it will be up to the job! I also have old Hi8 tapes to capture (if they are not hopelessly degraded). I guess there may be only a few people who would need this utility, but if so, it is free and is definitely worth a try. ScenalyzerLive was flawless, more efficient and much easier. I compared both methods with the same tape: PD12 has dropped frames and has split single clips that should not have been split. ScenalyzerLive has so many more options including ability to rename files on the fly, split/combine files on the fly (during capture), index clips, export clip lists. PD12 can do the basic scene recognition and capture to individual clips. I'm pleasantly surprised that even though development of the ScenalyzerLive 4.0 software ended in 2006, it actually works without missing a beat in Windows 7 64-bit! I am truly amazed. |PowerDirector12Ultra.2930|PhotoDirector5Ultra.5424|AudioDirector4Ultra.3522|Cyberlink MediaSuite10 OEM| |Camera:Canon Ultura miniDV|WebCam:Logitech C910|ADVC110 Analog/Digital Converter| |HDD:Toshiba DT01ACA100 1TB|HDD:WD Red 2TBx2|RAID:SansDigital TR5M+B 2TBx3|BD-R:LG BE14NU40 Ext| This topic may have already been covered, but I just thought I would share my experience on the off chance that someone else may need the DV capture capability in PD12. When my SansDigital TowerRAID TR5M-B, 5-bay storage enclosure and hard drives arrive, I'll finally have the space I need for storing the captured video!

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I have not tried DV backup, but automatic and manual batch capture are all I need to do right now. It does what I need it to do right now (so far, so good).

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Just find your Firewire card in device manager> click update driver> choose browse computer for software> pick from a list> select. So, after some Google searching: I was able to solve the problem by 'updating' to a different driver.

PD12 recognized that a 'device' was connected but it was only showing glimpses of video and the device controls were not working properly.

#1394 legacy driver install#

There's no Firewire port in my brand new PC so I had to first dig up an old firewire card from my basement and install it which went fine as Windows 7 installed the default IEEE 1394 driver. I have an ancient Canon Ultura miniDV camcorder and a good size collection of old tapes that need to be captured.

Just an FYI if there are still any old school miniDV users out there that want to capture DV in PD12.