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Toronto Video Editing

1280 Finch Ave W. Unit 319 Toronto, On. M3J 3K6 Canada

Video capturing is the process of transferring a movie from a hard copy format such as cassette or DVD to a computer file so that it can be manipulated during the post production process. The raw video from a camcorder’s cassette is usually messy and unpleasant to watch. In order for this video to be edited, it must be converted to a computer file. Toronto Video Editing can capture videos from any format and turn them into a professional edited final product.

The professional grade video capture tools cost are very expensive and require computer hardware with huge memory capacity and processing speed in order not to freeze constantly. The video capture software is able to isolate video up to the thousandth of a second, capture and modify. The types of modifications available range from alterations of the video image to shifting the timing of video/audio integration. Analog video must be converted to digital format before it can be edited with computer software. This conversion is done using an analog to digital video converter. This device reads the analog information and creates the digital equivalent, modifying the format.

Once this transition is complete, the digital video can be used with video capture software, video editing software and a wide range of related products. The actual digital file can now be saved on digital media, allowing access to a wider range of video reading devices. This includes DVDs, online video software and computer video streaming products. Editing a video is no simple task. In order to professionally edit a video, one must spend many hours mastering the editing software. The staff at Toronto Video Editing have completed many courses and spent countless hours on different editing software and hardware products in order to master their skills and produce top notch movies.

Toronto Video Editing also:

• Capture your cassettes, DVD, VHS, VHS-C, Mini DV, HDV, Video 8, Hi8,
  and Digital8 into a DVD or a hard-drive.
  
  
• Capture video from digital recorders such as DV, HDV, Micro DV, AVCHD and analog camcorders as well as from digital and PC cameras.
  
  
• Capture video from traditional entertainment formats, like analog TV and
  VCR recording with the right hardware.