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I know, it sounds lame, but any word on SourceSafe service pack for VS2010 integration?

 

Thanks,

Peter

 

 

Edit: Never mind, SourceSafe 2005 plus update for VS2008/Vista integrates in Visual Studio 2010 as soon as you have opened a SourceSafe managed project. Thanks.

Getting no audio

 

Ok, had only the left earpeace in Only sound from the right

I still need to very this, I didn't yet order an HDMI cable online that is compatible with the camera. They use a type of mini connector that I cannot find in any hardware shop here around.

 

I was trying to find a link where I saw a movie shooting setup with a TV screen attached. Instead I found a link to the behind the scenes shooting of the promotion video for the Canon :

http://blog.vincentlaforet.com/2008/09/23/behind-the-scenes-video/

 

Thanks for the tip for the Blackmagic card. But before I spend money on it I will wait for Nic's answer on whether he was able to import into Movie Maker, or if they have plans to fix it

 

Regards,

Peter

Using Windows 7 Ultimate x64, and Canon 5D Mark II movie files are not working. Did you get it running with your setup?

Thanks,

Peter

hi Stacey

 

Actually it can do that. So what would I need to capture it?

Live view is just a marketing term for being able to display to the LCD in stead of having to look through the viewfinder, something any cheaper compact can already do for years

Peter

It's a nice camera, isn't it

I was looking for a link to a sample video file, but I guess that's not needed now!

Let's hope it's a small compatibility issue that can be resolved easily.

 

Thanks for the heads up.

Peter

Congratulations with the release!

Too bad I can't use it yet, the Canon 5D Mark II generates H264 HD 30fps mov files, but I haven't found a codec yet which is supported by Move Maker. Expression Encoder 3 does support it using the Cineform Neo Player codec, but it really lacks a rotate by 90 degrees function.

Anyway, I'm hoping that either Canon will release a compatible codec or Move Maker could support this variation of the H264 codec 

 

Thanks!

Peter

A new form of advertisement?

Nice application. It really shows off the talent of both Vertigo developers and the developers of the .NET framework.

One small bug: don't try to drag out text from a details view textbox control into the canvas

Peter

osigurdson wrote:



It would be great to see this technology applied to touch screen interfaces.

I would think that's the only logical next step. At the moment touchscreens don't allow you to rotate objects based on two points. I look forward seeing this result into a common API for both application developers as well as hardware manufacturers/driver developers.