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About.com desktopvideo (formerly The Mining Company)An incredibly well organized sight loaded with great info. I recommend it highly. The format is pure web, and the links and articles are great. The new webmaster Brian Henderson has done a fantastic job re-organizing the site and adding a ton of new articles and reviews. I really like his Premiere tutorials. Brian is a frequent visitor to the Desk Top Video Handbook On Line and he will be publishing several of our articles on his website!abcdv.com/Jan De Wever's excellent site about the latest news in digital videography out of Europe. Jan is a frequent participant on the Canopus Forums and the DV-L list. This combined with his Belgium local (he also attends all the major European trade shows) gives him the ability to get some excellent scoops. The first looks at Premiere 6.0, Canopus DV Storm, Avid XpressDV and more. As Jan puts it "This site will become a community, with all your experience and knowledge, available for everybody on the internet who is looking for info and help in the DV world. This site should be the ABC of DV, and is therefore called www.abcdv.com! Enjoy it!"
DigitalVideoEditing.comCharlie White is in charge of this Digital Media Net community. Loaded with excellent reviews, features and industry news.DV Info NetThe Digital Video Information Network at www.dvinfo.net hosts the DV Info Net Community Forums with more than 1200 members and over 12,000 posts about all things Digital Video. DV Info Net offers a variety of articles and resources dedicated to DV and is home to The XL1/XL1S Watchdog and VX2000/PD150 Companion and other camcorder-specific sites as well. The XL1 Watchdog alone has more than 125 pages of content, featuring at least 65 articles about the camera plus user reviews, an image gallery, Real Audio interviews with Canon USA and much more. DV Info Net is an information network, so if we don't what you're looking for, we'll point you to websites that do.Steven Gotz's Premiere Pro User's PageThis site was designed for you, the Adobe Premiere Pro user. It is loaded with great tutorials, tips and other tidbits of information that Premeire Pro users will find extremely valuable. There is still some residual support for Premiere users, but he has moved on to Premiere Pro, and you should too.Wrigley Video ProductionsThe objective of WVP is to provide practical information in the friendliest form possible to the Adobe user community. WVP specializes in Adobe Premiere Tutorials and associated applications.DVDRhelpThis site will help you to make your own VideoCDs, SVCDs or DVDs that can be played on your standalone DVD Player from video sources like DVD, Video, TV, Cam or downloaded movie clips like DivX, MOV, RM, WMV and ASF. We also have an extensive list of standalone DVD Players with compatibility information such as CD-R/W, DVD±R/W, VCD, SVCD, MP3 and more.SuperVideoHome of the ChuckMeister, one of the guys who's been invloved with DV since the beginning. Chuck is involved with the AirForce and he spends a lot of time in Japan, where he scopes out all the new toys before they come to America. His DV News Runour Mill is the place to find out about new technologies first.CamcorderInfo.comRobin's Video We Site. This web site was created as a information depot to video makers around the country. In time you will see more articles on this web site and reviews of new video products. I especially like her real-video streaming newscast! We've contributed some articles to help her beef up her content!Fast Forward ClubTargeted towards wedding & event videographers, but of great value to anyone working in the video business, Mike Martin's Fast Forward Club (formerly known as Videographers Forum) is a website for videographers, by videographers. This site offers hands-on articles about the mechanics of shooting and editing, and includes product reviews, downloadable video clips and much more. Mike's site is also the home of the largest online user forum specifically dedicated to what may be called the ultimate professional DV camcorder for event videographers, the JVC GY-DV500. If you have one or are thinking about buying one, you simply must pay a visit here first."DV & Firewire CentralThis page is run by Bertel Schmidt, one of the top authorities on DV/FireWire editing. He is 'plugged-in' to key development people at Adobe, and several hardware vendors. You can also sign up for the DV-L email list server on here!DV: Frequently Asked QuestionsA very nicely done job by Adam Wilt. He tackles some of the more confusing technical aspects of DV such as unlocked vs locked audio, sampling structures and the difference between DV, DVcam and DVCPro.GREATDV.COMPractical Video Production Answers You Can Understand and UseGREATDV.COM, a free information resource for anyone interested in video -- especially the newer digital formats and digital editing. Whether you're a beginner or a seasoned professional, you'll find practical answers here that you can understand and use. In fact, many topics have answers available in two or three levels. So there will be something for everyone who is interested in video, from a beginner still using a VHS camcorder to experienced engineers who need cutting-edge technology answers. GREATDV.COM is hosted by industry veteran John Jackman. Beginners Guide To Digital Video ProductionSteve Saylor is another one of our long time customers and friends. We highly recommend his excellent video A "How-To" video (VHS) for Mini-DV Camcorders & Digital Video Editing on Desktop Computers. It's loaded with great information.2-Pop The Digital Filmmaker's Resouce SiteThe place for info about Mac based NLE & DVD production. Great articles, message boards and user community. This is just one of the Creative Planet Communities.Global DVC ClubThis Dutch site offers loads of useful news an handy tips for DV users around the world. Registration for this site is optional. If you register, we will keep you up to date by email about developments in the field of DV. A must for European digital videographers!!Digital Producer MagazineDigital Producer Magazine was designed to be a community resource for the digital content creation market. A place where you could come to for news, advice, help and examples. In order to serve you even more, we will be sending occasional email bulletins to registered readers. These announcements will include news of new features, the latest contests and prizes, contest winners, information on new articles, tutorials and help files. We will also alert you to new downloads like free textures, 3D models, utilities, demos, etc.Magazines
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