[Slayer21]

I have a few videos on my hard drive and want just a few sections of them, but I want to split them into like 1-2 minute clips so the best parts are easier to find since I am dealing with 40-50 minute videos. I am trying to make a Basketball Mixtape of how I arose as a Basketball Player (From Grade One til Now) and played for a Divison 1 Team that won the USA National Championship. This is for a School Project so I need help fairly soon. Thank you in advance to anyone who helps out.

Chris

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Try cutting it. You should take note that to use cutters you'll need to know when to cut from and to.

EDIT: Link: http://www.download3...nload_8344.html

~Kelvin

Edited by Kelvin, 10 December 2007 - 10:17 PM.

[Kelvin]

Try cutting it. You should take note that to use cutters you'll need to know when to cut from and to.

EDIT: Link: http://www.download3...nload_8344.html

~Kelvin

Edited by Kelvin, 10 December 2007 - 10:17 PM.

[Slayer21]

Ok I will try this method.

[Kelvin]

Sure. Post back with the results, and maybe, if you can, I wanna see you winning the USA National Championship

I'm a basketballer too if you didn't notice. Play for my state. xD

~Kelvin

[Slayer21]

I have no clips for the National Championship because my dad was a coach and he had to do the scorers table, and my mom had to work to keep the family up the entire week so she couldn't travel with us. But here is the link to our National Championship photo:

I am #21, I am 6'5''

EDIT: Oh and another question, from back in the day when my family used Tapes to get video of our games, what method could I use to get those onto my computer? Lol, these are from like 7-8 years ago.

Edited by Slayer21, 16 December 2007 - 06:14 PM.

[Slayer21]

I want to turn VHS's into DVD's (like home movies and old basketball films), can i use this:
http://cgi.ebay.com/...em=120199484721
with a program to record them to a drive so I can turn them into a dvd?

Edited by Slayer21, 18 December 2007 - 08:51 PM.

[Kelvin]

http://www.signvideo...conv-v-to-d.htm

Should explain it thoroughly. If you have any questions on it, let me know.

~Kelvin