Imported Video Ok, Scrambled In Videowave Import

[Aurelius3000]

I have succesfully captured video from a miniDV player. Resolution is 720 x 480. 29.97 fps. Capture setting was DV. In Roxio Media Import, when I play the video, it looks fine.

 

When I set up a Video Production, regardless of whether I use 4:3 or 16:9, show entire source or fill screen, the video is scrambled.

 

Specifically, it has 6-7 large horizontal lines/blocks/stripes which are offset from one another and stacked on top of one another.

 

I'm sure I just have some setting wrong, but would love some help.

 

 

[Aurelius3000]

I did all the above. Same issue. Basically, the preview window in VideoWave is what is scrambled. When I import a video or export a video, it's fine. So I guess a the end of the day, I can do what I need, but the preview window is worthless and makes it difficult to edit.

[ggrussell]

What video card do you have? Switch to software render mode. Checkk under TOOLS / Options. See if there is 'dt' besides software. If not, click on that and click OK.

[Jim_Hardin]

What is a miniDV Player? (I am curious)

 

What is the actual source of this disc?

 

Check to see if your Video Card drivers are up to date. Might be a good idea while checking to tell us the make and model of your video card and current driver set.

 

[Aurelius3000]

The camera I am capturing from is

 

http://www.amazon.com/Sony-DCRTRV11-Digita...n/dp/B00004WZOG

 

I am using the Roxio Video Capture USB

 

http://www.roxio.com/enu/products/creator/...e/overview.html

 

My video card is a GEForce 8800 Ultra. Drivers are up to date

[ggrussell]

If that is the camcorder you have, you don't need the Roxio Capture device. According to that web page, the TRV11 is equipped with an IEEE 1394 connection (also known as i.Link and Fire Wire). You should be using that port to transfer your digital video. However if your computer doesn't have firewire, then what you are doing should work fine.

[Aurelius3000]

The capture seems to be fine and will play back in the capture window properly. When I use the editing software, it appears "chopped" Like 7 bricks stacked on one another, except instead of directly on top of one another, each successive brick is slightly offset from the previous.

[Jim_Hardin]

If everything is as up-to-snuff as you indicate then you want to use the Clean Install procedure and see if that will do the trick. Link