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So, I have heard alot of people asking how to record in HD with their Quickcam pro 9000. They get it to work, but then, there is those black bars on the screen. I found a video on youtube that has a solution.
Youtube Video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_VXJ_GJHjP0&
Software Link (Watch video first)
http://www.erightsoft.com/SUPER.html
Hope this helps ^^
Cheers,
Josh
Oh, I just do mine in vegas.
Yeah, thats what I do with one of my other cameras ^^.
But this is for people without Vegas, i guess.
I actually do not have the Quickcam Pro 9000 yet, I am bidding for one on a auctioning site, but some lemon head's keep starting a bid war, its annoying.
This video tutorial tells you to crop 960x720 "HD" video from the QCP9000 down to 960x540 (16:9), then upsize it to 1280x720. I don't call that true HD no more than if I upsized 640x360 to 1280x720. That's just blown up low-res stuff. But I'll admit that 960x540 still looks darn good compared to 640x360 or 428x240.
How? Mine only records 4:3, but Vegas can letterbox with ease.
do u have vista?
I use my computer for things other than screwing around. So no.
I know this is a stupid question but can the QCP capture just video, or video and pictures.
mine records 1600:900 (i'm not kidding) and it looks very sharp
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