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How to Transfer Video onto the Computer
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How to Transfer Video onto the Computer

Buy video editing software if you want to edit clips. (See "Choose a Video Editing Program" in Related eHows.) The editing software will probably include some sample clips to practice with.Using a search engine, such as Yahoo! or Google, run a Web search for video clips and download the video files onto your computer. Most of the time you can just right-click the file and choose "Save As" and then name the file and click OK.Check any multimedia CDs or DVDs you have for video files. Copy these files onto your hard disk. All you need to do is open up the folder where the video file is located, most likely the CD ROM drive, and then drag-and-drop it on your desktop or another folder.Download your own video from a digital video camera. (You may need to buy a card with the appropriate type of connection port before you can do this. Check the specifications for your camera and computer to see the kind of connection you need.)
05-05-2010 10:11 AM
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RE: How to Transfer Video Onto the Computer?

Technology has made making a video easier and more accessible to more people.Transferring video is actually easy to do yourself, but it will require some special hardware.The most efficient way of doing this is with an IEEE 1394 cable, commonly called firewire. Connect the two with the chosen data cable. After completion save the video with the appropriate file extension.
06-08-2010 06:40 AM
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