Q. i use windows vista, and am concerned about a camcorders software not working with my notebook. any suggestions? thanks.
A. Hi Ziggy,
You have a good question. Once you picked out a camera, check the specifications for it. Look for the video file format that the camera records in. Most analog and digital cameras record to .Avi or .MOV. MOV is an Apple format. But many decent editing software programs will work with MOV. Digital Video can also be MPEG-2.
What ever camera you choose, it will come with it's own software, but most likely a reduced functioning version.
If you choose a high definition camera, then this changes everything. You not only will you need software to work with AVCHD but a souped up computer to handle the highly compressed video of HD. Think like a gamers system: 3 GHz processor, 4 MB RAM, and up-to-date video (display) adapter. Many laptops lack this configuration.
You have a good question. Once you picked out a camera, check the specifications for it. Look for the video file format that the camera records in. Most analog and digital cameras record to .Avi or .MOV. MOV is an Apple format. But many decent editing software programs will work with MOV. Digital Video can also be MPEG-2.
What ever camera you choose, it will come with it's own software, but most likely a reduced functioning version.
If you choose a high definition camera, then this changes everything. You not only will you need software to work with AVCHD but a souped up computer to handle the highly compressed video of HD. Think like a gamers system: 3 GHz processor, 4 MB RAM, and up-to-date video (display) adapter. Many laptops lack this configuration.
Is there any way possible to get back a video i accidentally deleted?
Q. I have a Flip camcorder software, and when i went on it to play a video, it said "Locate Missing Video" so in other words it got deleted somehow...checked in the recycling bin- nothing.
im really upset i had a video from when i made a year with my bf.
is there any way i can get it back?
im really upset i had a video from when i made a year with my bf.
is there any way i can get it back?
A. A deleted file does not "write over itself" with blank hard drive space.
The file is still there until written over with other activity.
The action of deleting is an instruction for the computer to reuse the space.
It may be possible to retrieve the file. It depends on how long it's been since it was deleted.
Does anyone else have access to the computer?
Have you done a drive search to check if the file has been moved to another folder unintentionally? Worth trying this first just in case.
Undelete Plus is a program which can recover deleted files.
Even so there is no guarantee you will have success but again - what have you got to lose?
http://www.snapfiles.com/get/undeleteplus.html
The file is still there until written over with other activity.
The action of deleting is an instruction for the computer to reuse the space.
It may be possible to retrieve the file. It depends on how long it's been since it was deleted.
Does anyone else have access to the computer?
Have you done a drive search to check if the file has been moved to another folder unintentionally? Worth trying this first just in case.
Undelete Plus is a program which can recover deleted files.
Even so there is no guarantee you will have success but again - what have you got to lose?
http://www.snapfiles.com/get/undeleteplus.html
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