[Valpo_JD]

This sounds like a simple thing that I am overlooking but I still havent
found the answer..

I am using a Sony Digital HandyCam out the DV, to an IEEE 1394.
When it is capturing the video, (and I have tried it on several different
settings it appears to be playing running at normal speed...
However, when the captured video is played back (in Windows media Player)
it is coming back out in 2 X s speed, which makes it impossible to burn to
disk.

What Am I missing?

[Steve]

What version of media player do you have? After I upgraded to SP2, I could
only play my clips ONCE at normal speed. Each time after that it would play
at half of normal speed. I'd have to restart my PC to get it to normal for
another one time only. Upgrading to media player 10 was the answer for me. I
am using Sony TRV-460.

Steve

"Valpo_JD" wrote:

> This sounds like a simple thing that I am overlooking but I still havent
> found the answer..
>
> I am using a Sony Digital HandyCam out the DV, to an IEEE 1394.
> When it is capturing the video, (and I have tried it on several different
> settings it appears to be playing running at normal speed...
> However, when the captured video is played back (in Windows media Player)
> it is coming back out in 2 X s speed, which makes it impossible to burn to
> disk.
>
> What Am I missing?