Re: Sony HDR-UX1 to Mac connection?

If you can, ... bring it back to the store you bought it from and get one that works with Apple. The bottom line is that the compression ratio is so high that the image is almost unacceptable for anything but HOME MOVIES. The micro DVD drives can not get up a good enough head of steam to record a clean image. You guys are trying to put a square peg in a very round hole. Go one more step up in quality and it will work with all platforms.

best,

Dan DiPaola

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On Apr 15, 2007, at 1:53 PM, Harry wrote:

Not exactly for Terminal novices.

I totally agree with you there. I've only used Terminal once to correct an OS X issue - I just followed directions and it worked (have no idea how) - that time definitely falls into the beginners luck category. This one has many more steps - and I think I used all my luck up the first time :) but I'll keep fidling with it.

But in a way it is kind of beautiful to watch how the guy(s) who put together - did it. But as many Quicktime customers have said here - Apple needs to do it sooner rather later. But maybe because of Intel Macs - Apple won't bother because Sony's going to do it.

Hopefully Sony announces the Vegas AVCHD upgrade this week.

- Harry Pasternak
http://usablemakeover.com/publicopenspacedesign101/Blog/Blog.html

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