Ben Powell
June 16th, 2007, 12:46 PM
I have spent the last two hours searching these forums and haven't found the answer to this question...
I am trying to use Vegas 6 for direct to disk recording for a drama event I am recording for my kids. I am connecting directly to the firewire port built into my Dell laptop. I open up the vidcap utility by clicking on import video from vegas, the utility opens and after a few moments I get control of my digital camcorder.
I have tried the following:
* Pressing record on the camcorder (camcorder records to tape, vidcap is not triggered)
* Pressing record from within Vidcap (camcorder image/sound gets captured into Vidcap as a file, but after 5mins of camcorder inactivity it auto shuts down and I don't have an option on the camera to turn off the auto power off feature)
What am I missing? I have poured over all of the options in both Vidcap and vegas as well as help files for both, and I am not finding the answer...
I have read several threads where people have mentioned using Vegas to record for 2-3 hours of footage directly to their hard drive using Vidcap, but it doesn't say how they did it.
I would appreciate your assistance...
Ben
I am trying to use Vegas 6 for direct to disk recording for a drama event I am recording for my kids. I am connecting directly to the firewire port built into my Dell laptop. I open up the vidcap utility by clicking on import video from vegas, the utility opens and after a few moments I get control of my digital camcorder.
I have tried the following:
* Pressing record on the camcorder (camcorder records to tape, vidcap is not triggered)
* Pressing record from within Vidcap (camcorder image/sound gets captured into Vidcap as a file, but after 5mins of camcorder inactivity it auto shuts down and I don't have an option on the camera to turn off the auto power off feature)
What am I missing? I have poured over all of the options in both Vidcap and vegas as well as help files for both, and I am not finding the answer...
I have read several threads where people have mentioned using Vegas to record for 2-3 hours of footage directly to their hard drive using Vidcap, but it doesn't say how they did it.
I would appreciate your assistance...
Ben