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Help with finding video mixing software | ||
| jackthedj94 posted 2009 Jun 24 13:37 | ||
| Hi
Im basicly looking for a piece of software for use in a live show that would be able to mainly support 2 camera inputs and also play a video. It would need to be able to simply fade between these different sources and output to a projector. I did come accros a piece of software called "Whizzualizer" and this did everything i wanted except there was no audio when playing the video. Any help or advice on this would be greatly appreciated, Jack | ||
| hech54 posted 2009 Jun 24 13:56 | ||
| Magix Movie Edit should be able to.
http://www.magix.com/us/movie-edit-pro/?partnerid=9015 | ||
| jackthedj94 posted 2009 Jun 24 14:20 | ||
| I think you misunderstood me, the cameras are live imputs, this is for a live show | ||
| maldb posted 2009 Jun 24 15:13 | ||
| Don't know about software. - you might have to go the hardware route. I have a Panasonic WJ-AVE5 A/V mixer and it's great. I purchased it new back in the day for over $1000(!) - you can get them on eBay for less than $200. It has 2 A/V inputs: composite and S-video and multiple outputs and an array of special effects that would be cool for a live show. Good luck. | ||
| filmboss80 posted 2009 Jun 24 17:17 | ||
| Low-cost hardware solution: one of the Edirol video mixers. Model selection depends on source type (analog or digital; SD and/or HD).
http://www.edirol.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view& ... Itemid=421 | ||
| maldb posted 2009 Jun 24 17:55 | ||
I don't know about low-cost - they start at around $1100 (V-4) and go up to around $10K. The V-4 is a nice little unit - Standard Definition only - 2 S-video inputs or 4 composite inputs. Here's a comparison chart: http://www.edirol.com/index.php/en/products-mainhidden-432/additi ... ison-chart | ||
| olyteddy posted 2009 Jun 25 22:14 | ||
| I don't recall where but I remember reading about software that could blend two DV sources on the fly. | ||
| redwudz posted 2009 Jun 25 22:31 | ||
| Maybe the one from JohnnyMalaria: http://forum.videohelp.com/topic356055.html But I believe that's just for DV sources. If so, the used video mixer suggestions would be one way to go for a economy setup. :) | ||
| SatStorm posted 2009 Jun 26 05:27 | ||
| Just for the info: one camera and one videosource, can be done with virtualdj. |
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