Re: iMovie to VCR

Thanks to all respondents to my request for help particularly Rod at ITQ Mt. Hawthorn who provided the clue that solved the problem. The route cause of the situation was that iMovie was in NTSC mode and there was no preference or other means of switching it to PAL. The solution was as simple as se

iMovie to VCR

Thanks to all respondents to my request for help particularly Rod at ITQ Mt. Hawthorn who provided the clue that solved the problem. The route cause of the situation was that iMovie was in NTSC mode and there was no preference or other means of switching it to PAL. The solution was as simple as

Re: iMovie to VCR

Thanks for the suggestions so far. Video Play through Camera is selected and all combinations of the dip tried all to no avail. Adrian S On Thursday, Oct 10, 2002, at 07:04 Australia/Perth, Paul & Caroline van der Mey wrote: iMovie also has:- Preferences->advanced->Video play through to

Re: iMovie to VCR

iMovie also has:- Preferences->advanced->Video play through to camera Hope it helps. Paul Paul Doyle wrote: >Hi Adrian, > >snip > >If it is possible to change that dip to PAL your problem may disappear. > >Good luck > >Paul > >Adrian Skehan wrote: > > > >>Its got me beat! I have bee

Re: iMovie to VCR

Hi Adrian, Sounds to me like you are trying to record NTSC output on a PAL VCR. The VCR may be able to play NTSC tapes or display the incoming NTSC signal but it may not be able to lay the signal down on tape. If it is possible to change that dip to PAL your problem may disappear. Good luck Pa

iMovie to VCR

Its got me beat! I have been trying to upload an iMovie (v 2.1.2) to a VCR using a Canopus ADVC-100. Firewire cable from the iMac (OS v10.2.1) to the front panel of the ADVC-100, ADVC-100 dips' set to: Video Format, NTSC Setup Level, Locked Audio Mode, Audio Mode and Power-On Input Mode all set