Dean Answers Questions About Get Fuzzy

Dean answers:

They make little shaver machines just for this purpose!

Like the first person said disposable razors do work, but I am always afraid of ruining my clothes, I have been able to find the fuzz shavers even at the dollar store (although those ones don’t work quite as well as the five dollars variety at home stores)

They have a cover to protect the clothing and a little bin to catch all the fuzz so it is easy to clean up. Well worth the money in my opinion.

Dean answers:

Clean it in phases. Wipe it off, chip at it for awhile, then, Use WD-40 or similar product that removes water deposits. If its a real slow leak, then water deposits are stopping the hole. After cleaning, keep an eye on it for your next decision after a wash.

Dean answers:

A pet store perhaps.

Dean answers:

There should be a settings option in tools. Set your songs bitrate to 192kb/s or higher (note that the higher you make it the slower your PC can run). Also if that doesn’t work set your equalizer settings to default as you can accidently slide the bar off the center without even realising it..

Dean answers:

Do you mean digital noise on the video part, as in grain? Then you need to fix the lighting situation before you start filming.
If you have enough light, you won’t have the noise.

Do you mean noise as in audio?
If your camera lets you do this, you could get a decent external mic that doesn’t record every noise the camera (or your hands on it) makes.

In software, look for noise suppression settings.

Dean answers:

“Fuzzy noise”? What are you recording? Was the tape new or previously used?

Is the audio you are recording REALLY LOUD? If so, you need to reduce the mic gain… Drop into manual audio control and the audio level meters will appear on the LCD paneal on the camcorder. Adjust the audio levels so they are at about 3/4 most of the time and only rarely peak beyond that.

If that audio is already recorded, there is likely nothing that will fix it. Does it sound “fuzzy” when played back in the camcorder or when played back with the camcorder connected to a TV?

If the audio you are recording is at “normal” levels and has the “fuzzy sound”, then there is something wrong with the camcorder and it needs repair.

The HV30 is a HDV format, high definition, miniDV tape based, camcorder. Your computer will need a firewire port to import the HDV video.

If you want to downsample to DV, then MovieMaker can deal with that non-HD video but any video you do with this later in the process with this downsampled video will be no better than standard definition.

If you want the final output to be high definition, you have to stay in HD and not downsample. You will also need an editor that can deal with HDV format video. There is no version of Windows XP + MovieMaker that can deal with HDV and only a couple of combinations of Vista + MovieMaker that can.

Dean answers:

If u have photoshop then use some filters,the best way is google it to find some tutorials