20.08.2019
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ScenalyzerLive 4.0 + Crack Keygen/Serial Date added: Jan 2018. Copy Download Link (paste this to your browser).
PreRequisites: 1. Adobe Premiere 6.0 Trial or Licensed Version.
2. Etymonix MPEG-2 codec 1.10 (Trial or Licenced version).
3. Scenalyzer
4. CatDV 2.5.6 (Working Trial version). CatDV requires Java JDK 1.3.1 and also QuickTime for Java.
5. Lot of disk space (separate EIDE hard drive is recommended).
6. Windows 2000 (no Service Packs installed)
7. setSFC (disabling the SFC on Windows 2000). (Get it from www.yahoo.com Search)
Step 1: Run setSFC first to disable SFC in Windows 2000 and restart your machine.
Step 2: After installing and executing Adobe Premiere, go to your System32 directory, and rename qcap.dll to qcap.dll.bak.
Step 3: Run Premiere and select Etymonix MPEG-2 codec (with YUV 4:4:4 Broadcast quality (selected as default))
Step 4: Rename qcap.dll.bak back to qcap.dll
Step 5: Start capturing. (AVI File size may be big).
Step 6: After capturing, run Scenalyzer against the AVI, click on Scan Timestamps and select a single AVI for testing and write to your hard disk.
Step 7: Open the sample AVI from CatDV, ignore any warnings. Export the AVI file as a MOV file with no compression, burn date/time track option and don't forget to select the 'Write Self contained file' option and click Save/OK.
Step 8: If you run the MOV file from QuickTime, you should definitely see the date/time on the bottom left of your MOV file. (The Date/Time burn feature is not found on any of the professional NLE software available today. This feature is very important for any events (birthday, baby activities, wedding etc). I have been breaking my head
and also some experts have suggested different solutions (check out Adobe Premiere forums). But this solution seems to be simple and robust.
Note: CatDV trial version doesn't allow you to burn the date/time option. For that, get a trial fully functional Serial Key that runs for a week.
Step 9: Import the MOV file in Premiere and make sure qcap.dll is renamed to qcap.dll.bak. Add transistions, effects etc. and export Timeline as a AVI. (Make sure you are using Etymonix MPEG-2 1.10 Trial codec).
Step 10: If you play the resulting AVI in Windows Media Player, the video/audio may be stuttered. Thats normal.
FYI 1: The Etymonix MPEG-2 codec (with YUV 4:4:4) has the best and better than broadcast quality which I haven't seen with MainConcept codec or others. Go for Etymonix MPEG-2 codec.
FYI 2: I don't work for Etymonix company but I tell after my experience with it.
Step 11: Check out this site for making a DVD compliant MPEG-2 file from the AVI file.
(http://pwp.netcabo.pt/0165394101/TMPGEnc_Template.html).
I can surely say that you guys would surely like the quality of this whole procedure.
Reply with your suggestions, complaints on this forum.
Thanks.
VS
2. Etymonix MPEG-2 codec 1.10 (Trial or Licenced version).
3. Scenalyzer
4. CatDV 2.5.6 (Working Trial version). CatDV requires Java JDK 1.3.1 and also QuickTime for Java.
5. Lot of disk space (separate EIDE hard drive is recommended).
6. Windows 2000 (no Service Packs installed)
7. setSFC (disabling the SFC on Windows 2000). (Get it from www.yahoo.com Search)
Step 1: Run setSFC first to disable SFC in Windows 2000 and restart your machine.
Step 2: After installing and executing Adobe Premiere, go to your System32 directory, and rename qcap.dll to qcap.dll.bak.
Step 3: Run Premiere and select Etymonix MPEG-2 codec (with YUV 4:4:4 Broadcast quality (selected as default))
Step 4: Rename qcap.dll.bak back to qcap.dll
Step 5: Start capturing. (AVI File size may be big).
Step 6: After capturing, run Scenalyzer against the AVI, click on Scan Timestamps and select a single AVI for testing and write to your hard disk.
Step 7: Open the sample AVI from CatDV, ignore any warnings. Export the AVI file as a MOV file with no compression, burn date/time track option and don't forget to select the 'Write Self contained file' option and click Save/OK.
Step 8: If you run the MOV file from QuickTime, you should definitely see the date/time on the bottom left of your MOV file. (The Date/Time burn feature is not found on any of the professional NLE software available today. This feature is very important for any events (birthday, baby activities, wedding etc). I have been breaking my head
and also some experts have suggested different solutions (check out Adobe Premiere forums). But this solution seems to be simple and robust.
Note: CatDV trial version doesn't allow you to burn the date/time option. For that, get a trial fully functional Serial Key that runs for a week.
Step 9: Import the MOV file in Premiere and make sure qcap.dll is renamed to qcap.dll.bak. Add transistions, effects etc. and export Timeline as a AVI. (Make sure you are using Etymonix MPEG-2 1.10 Trial codec).
Step 10: If you play the resulting AVI in Windows Media Player, the video/audio may be stuttered. Thats normal.
FYI 1: The Etymonix MPEG-2 codec (with YUV 4:4:4) has the best and better than broadcast quality which I haven't seen with MainConcept codec or others. Go for Etymonix MPEG-2 codec.
FYI 2: I don't work for Etymonix company but I tell after my experience with it.
Step 11: Check out this site for making a DVD compliant MPEG-2 file from the AVI file.
(http://pwp.netcabo.pt/0165394101/TMPGEnc_Template.html).
I can surely say that you guys would surely like the quality of this whole procedure.
Reply with your suggestions, complaints on this forum.
Thanks.
VS
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