Terry,

Maybe you should post a big, bold message like this one every day on
this old board... that way there'd be a new board reference no matter
how many posts were here.

And if it contained a link to the new board registration thing, then
maybe there'd be less traffic on this old forum and you wouldn't have
to monitor it so much.

Just trying to help :~)

Tom Bernett, CLVS
... contributing only to the new board because of principles.

See all the new attachments available for tongue piercings.  You will be please
when you purchase one of these for your partner to preform oral on you.

http://www.sexwarp.com/landing.asp?afl=TYHO

Thanks Tom your suggestion is very well taken.  Because I am in trial, I can not
devote the kind of time that I would like.  Actually what you suggested is part
of a plan that I had intended to begin once I return.  Keep in mind that you too
can post the kind of message that you suggest.  Remember this is not Terry's
board, but the board of the members.

I don't think the old board will completely desolve, as some may feel it
beneficial to has access to the members of board both boards.

Thanks for your suggestion.  Just for par, here is the link.
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/legalvideoforum/

Terry Thornton

-----Original Message-----
From: ttbernett [mailto:tom@...]
Sent: Thursday, January 22, 2004 2:53 PM
To: legalvideo@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [legalvideo] NEW LEGAL VIDEO FORUM!!!!!!


Terry,

Maybe you should post a big, bold message like this one every day
onhttp://groups.yahoo.com/group/legalvideoforum/
this old board... that way there'd be a new board reference no matter
how many posts were here.

And if it contained a link to the new board registration thing, then
maybe there'd be less traffic on this old forum and you wouldn't have
to monitor it so much.

Just trying to help :~)

Tom Bernett, CLVS
... contributing only to the new board because of principles.




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hello to all on this great board.im shooting with a panasonic 456 and
want to go digital.what are some of the best digital cameras in your
guy's opinion?also can you shoot 2 hours with a digital tape?

thanks
craig schumacher

sinaster999 wrote:

 hello to all on this great board.im shooting with a panasonic 456 and
want to go digital.what are some of the best digital cameras in your
guy's opinion?also can you shoot 2 hours with a digital tape?

thanks
craig schumacher
 

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The Canon GL-2: best optics, appropriate features for
legal video (i.e. no overkill on bels and whistles).
Get that camera - that's it. Case closed.
--- jim walsh <walshvid@...> wrote:
> With minidv or digital 8 it seems 90 minutes is the
> maximum
> taping time...and that is not a real problem.  when
> i went from
> the 455 to minidv i was concerned about that but it
> is nothing
> to worry about.   as for digital cameras there are
> many on
> the market.  beware of sony digital 8, most of their
> models
> have loading from the bottom, which is totally
> impractical.
> panasonic makes a 3ccd minidv top load for about
> 1000 dollars.
> JIM W,clvs
>
> sinaster999 wrote:
>
> >  hello to all on this great board.im shooting with
> a panasonic 456 and
> > want to go digital.what are some of the best
> digital cameras in your
> > guy's opinion?also can you shoot 2 hours with a
> digital tape?
> >
> > thanks
> > craig schumacher
> >
> >
> >
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Jim, what is the Panasonic 3ccd minidv camera for $1,000?
Thanks, euphoriaprodns (Tom)

--- In legalvideo@yahoogroups.com, jim walsh <walshvid@n...> wrote:
> With minidv or digital 8 it seems 90 minutes is the maximum
> taping time...and that is not a real problem.  when i went from
> the 455 to minidv i was concerned about that but it is nothing
> to worry about.   as for digital cameras there are many on
> the market.  beware of sony digital 8, most of their models
> have loading from the bottom, which is totally impractical.
> panasonic makes a 3ccd minidv top load for about 1000 dollars.
> JIM W,clvs
>
> sinaster999 wrote:
>
> >  hello to all on this great board.im shooting with a panasonic
456 and
> > want to go digital.what are some of the best digital cameras in
your
> > guy's opinion?also can you shoot 2 hours with a digital tape?
> >
> > thanks
> > craig schumacher
> >
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euphoriaprodns wrote:

 
Jim, what is the Panasonic 3ccd minidv camera for $1,000?
Thanks, euphoriaprodns (Tom)

--- In legalvideo@yahoogroups.com, jim walsh <walshvid@n...> wrote:
> With minidv or digital 8 it seems 90 minutes is the maximum
> taping time...and that is not a real problem.  when i went from
> the 455 to minidv i was concerned about that but it is nothing
> to worry about.   as for digital cameras there are many on
> the market.  beware of sony digital 8, most of their models
> have loading from the bottom, which is totally impractical.
> panasonic makes a 3ccd minidv top load for about 1000 dollars.
> JIM W,clvs
>
> sinaster999 wrote:
>
> >  hello to all on this great board.im shooting with a panasonic
456 and
> > want to go digital.what are some of the best digital cameras in
your
> > guy's opinion?also can you shoot 2 hours with a digital tape?
> >
> > thanks
> > craig schumacher
> >
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----- Original Message -----

From: jim walsh

To: legalvideo@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Thursday, January 29, 2004 6:42 AM

Subject: Re: [legalvideo] Jim, what is the Panasonic 3ccd minidv camera for $1,000?

PV-GS70...I bought mine at Circuit City.  It has Ext Mic input,
it is toploading, has DV out, headphone input, color flip out
monitor and color evf, softskin feature, takes a memory card,
has a flash for stills, comes with a 2.5 hour battery for remote
taping, has a remote, shows time and date on monitor, and nice
quick rewind.
I paid 999.95 or something like that at Circuit City...did not buy
the extended warranty.  I have used this now for several months
and it works quite well...besides being rather small.

JIM W, clvs

euphoriaprodns wrote:

Jim, what is the Panasonic 3ccd minidv camera for $1,000?
Thanks, euphoriaprodns (Tom)

--- In legalvideo@yahoogroups.com, jim walsh <walshvid@n...> wrote:
> With minidv or digital 8 it seems 90 minutes is the maximum
> taping time...and that is not a real problem.  when i went from
> the 455 to minidv i was concerned about that but it is nothing
> to worry about.   as for digital cameras there are many on
> the market.  beware of sony digital 8, most of their models
> have loading from the bottom, which is totally impractical.
> panasonic makes a 3ccd minidv top load for about 1000 dollars.
> JIM W,clvs
>
> sinaster999 wrote:
>
> >  hello to all on this great board.im shooting with a panasonic
456 and
> > want to go digital.what are some of the best digital cameras in
your
> > guy's opinion?also can you shoot 2 hours with a digital tape?
> >
> > thanks
> > craig schumacher
> >
> >
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I am looking for someone in Tampa who will let me sit in on depos
with them to help prepare me for my production exam in March.  I was
sitting in with the legal video people that my court reporting firm
uses but realized they are not certified and therefore it won't help
me as much with what I need to pass the test.  If anyone on here is
from Tampa and interested or you know of anyone please email me at
xony@...

I am not sure I believe this is even possible but these women fuck each other
with thier fists.  If you ask me wouldnt it be better to just find a man?  But
then I ask what man is as big as your fist... These women are so stretched out
it is just crazy...


http://www.BBWSexyAds.com/landing.asp?afl=TYHO

I just got original tapes from a depo in DV (not miniDV).
Can anybody in DC area convert these for me?

Thanks,


Nolan Church,
NCRA Certified Legal Video Specialist
nolan@...
301-350-3181
http://www.cspmedia.com/video

--- In legalvideo@yahoogroups.com, "superdepo99" <superdep_99@h...>
wrote:
> I am looking to offer video syncrhonization service to my court
> attorney clients.  Alot of them are aware of the service but
> frequestnly ask about the benefits of synchronization services to
> their practice.
>
> Any information on time savings, paralegal savings, trial
> preparation that anyone can provide would be very helpful.
>
> Thanks in advance for your expertise.
>
> Bob Jones - ProDepo

As an attorney, I find depo video synchronization very useful at
trial, either if I want to present a number of deposition excerpts,
of if I want to impeach a witness.  Impeachment, in particular, is an
excellent application for synced video.  Juries like television (I
learned that a long time ago), and there's nothing like _showing_ a
jury what a witness said at a deposition, instead of simply reading
from the depo transcript.  Since impeachment depends on ready access
to the depo material "on the fly," the only practical way to present
impeachment video is if it has been synced to the transcript.

Cross post from legalvideoforum:
_________________
The long awaited ability to encode MPEG-1 in real-time using a laptop
has arrived.  This product has generated a lot of interest, so we
have included the announcement below.  We will be posting more next
week as well as answering any questions you may have.  Say goodbye to
the days of wasting time encoding your master tapes through an
Optibase board, and do the encoding live at a deposition location.

Please bear with me, as I attempt to answer all questions as promptly
as possible, while also starting a new trial.

_________________
Digital Evidence Group, LLC announces it is now offering for sale the
DEG-1500, the premier portable solution for professional and legal
videographers to capture video real-time in MPEG-1, MPEG-2, MPEG-4,
WMV and a number of other formats.  For the first time in a portable
solution, videographers can capture MPEG-1 video in high quality
using only the DEG-1500 and a laptop computer.

Digital Evidence Group, LLC has partnered with Digital Rapids
(http://www.digital-rapids.com) to deliver the most powerful media
encoding solution available.  Allowing more flexibility than hardware-
only encoders, the StreamZ software provides one simple, consistent
interface that leads you through the steps of creating multiple
encode formats in just a few steps and allows you to deliver your
content with as little as one mouse click. One interface controls all
of your content, manages all of the real-time encoding parameters,
and manages the distribution and archiving of your media.  For more
detailed information about the features of the Stream software and
the StreamPro upgrade features, please visit http://www.digital-
rapids.com/Products_Software.html.

The DEG-1500 is a superb Digital Rapids capture card enclosed in an
external PCI expansion chasis that connects to most newer laptop
computers via a PC card.  For technical specifications, please visit
http://www.mobl.com/expansion/pci/1slot/index.html

Video on Demand
Secondly, purchasers of the DEG-1500 product will be eligible to have
their video content made available on-line as "video on demand".  Go
beyond real-time delivery of MPEG-1 content on CD, and provide
clients with immediate access to their content from any computer with
an Internet connection. The DEG-1500 makes real-time capture in
virtually any format simple, and the content can be easily transcoded
for virtually any application, including streaming.  Visit
http://www.digitalevidencegroup.com/video.html for a demonstration of
the video on demand product.

Please contact Digital Evidence Group, LLC with any questions.

I have a couple depos in Vancouver in March and April. I am looking
for a videographer in Vancouver, BC. Does anyone have any
recommendations.

Thanks

I am looking for a videographer to cover three depositions in
Tallahassee, FL. Any recommendations?

David Wiseman
Digital Evidence Group
dwiseman@...
301-654-2532

Hi there--

I just attended the NCRA conference and found it quite
informative and helpful. However, there was some hesitance to
talk about rates charged, as folks came from all over the country,
but this seemed to be a general hesitance. but from a newcomer
perspective, figures would have been very helpful.

So my first question is: if i want to ask a videographer to work for
me (or with me) who has really only a camera and a mic, and will
be using equipment i provide, can anyone give at least a
percentage of what they pay a person per job? i have no idea,
although i do have an idea of what i think is fair.

Second question pertains to using DVD recorders, on which a
great presentation was given. The issue arose of the fact that
DVD recorders do not have timecode in them (being MPEG-2s
and all). But i can't remember if there was any resolution as to
how this was resolved, or if just having timecode on the VHS
was good enough. In the case that an atty is just given a DVD,
then what have people done in terms of these timecode issues
on the DVD? I don't remember the answer to this as i imagine i
was starting to get tired at this point in the conference.

Thanks for any help anyone can provide.

A. Venesky

Hi there--

I just attended the NCRA conference and found it quite
informative and helpful. However, there was some hesitance to
talk about rates charged, as folks came from all over the country,
but this seemed to be a general hesitance. but from a newcomer
perspective, figures would have been very helpful.

So my first question is: if i want to ask a videographer to work for
me (or with me) who has really only a camera and a mic, and will
be using equipment i provide, can anyone give at least a
percentage of what they pay a person per job? i have no idea,
although i do have an idea of what i think is fair.

Second question pertains to using DVD recorders, on which a
great presentation was given. The issue arose of the fact that
DVD recorders do not have timecode in them (being MPEG-2s
and all). But i can't remember if there was any resolution as to
how this was resolved, or if just having timecode on the VHS
was good enough. In the case that an atty is just given a DVD,
then what have people done in terms of these timecode issues
on the DVD? I don't remember the answer to this as i imagine i
was starting to get tired at this point in the conference.

Thanks for any help anyone can provide.

A. Venesky

The hesitancy to suggest rates is understandable for another important
reason; it could be construed as "price fixing" which is a risky rope to
walk if you're providing professional seminars. The safe way to learn your
local competitive pricing range is to ask law firms what they've been
paying for specific services. It's always ok to ask the customers rather
than your competitors.

Regarding a time/date stamp on DVDs: A dvd recorder can be used just like
another video deck; if the signal it receives has a time & date burned into
the image it will be there on the dvd. It depends on what other equipment
you're using.

If you have a digital camera that doesn't provide time/date information IN
the image WHILE it's being recorded (which is often the case if the camera
is designed to provide that only when playing back the already recorded
tape from the camera or a digital deck) you can run the signal out from the
camera through a time and date generator (separate box with cable in &
cable out). The nearly impossible trick with that is to get the time to
match the camera's right to the second! It's simpler if your camera
includes time & date in the image signal without additional gadgets.
Alternately, you can provide dvds later by re-recording from the camera
playing back the tape, using composite or S-Video cables.

I think most FireWire transmissions will exclude that time/date data --
this is one of the trickier aspects to learn when talking to salesmen who
really haven't any information. Usually nobody has asked them about it
before and it's not well described in manuals I've looked at.

Which cameras can do what? This is a subject that keeps coming back. It
never seems to be completely answered because there are so many models and
modes within models of camcorders. We need a database with instructions for
every camera!
Alan Heugh



>Hi there--
>
>I just attended the NCRA conference and found it quite
>informative and helpful. However, there was some hesitance to
>talk about rates charged, as folks came from all over the country,
>but this seemed to be a general hesitance. but from a newcomer
>perspective, figures would have been very helpful.
>
>So my first question is: if i want to ask a videographer to work for
>me (or with me) who has really only a camera and a mic, and will
>be using equipment i provide, can anyone give at least a
>percentage of what they pay a person per job? i have no idea,
>although i do have an idea of what i think is fair.
>
>Second question pertains to using DVD recorders, on which a
>great presentation was given. The issue arose of the fact that
>DVD recorders do not have timecode in them (being MPEG-2s
>and all). But i can't remember if there was any resolution as to
>how this was resolved, or if just having timecode on the VHS
>was good enough. In the case that an atty is just given a DVD,
>then what have people done in terms of these timecode issues
>on the DVD? I don't remember the answer to this as i imagine i
>was starting to get tired at this point in the conference.
>
>Thanks for any help anyone can provide.
>
>A. Venesky
>
>
>
>
>
>Yahoo! Groups Links
>
>
>
>

Thanks so much for your response. I appreciate the
info and will make good use of your advice.

thanks.

av
--- aheugh@... wrote:
> The hesitancy to suggest rates is understandable for
> another important
> reason; it could be construed as "price fixing"
> which is a risky rope to
> walk if you're providing professional seminars. The
> safe way to learn your
> local competitive pricing range is to ask law firms
> what they've been
> paying for specific services. It's always ok to ask
> the customers rather
> than your competitors.
>
> Regarding a time/date stamp on DVDs: A dvd recorder
> can be used just like
> another video deck; if the signal it receives has a
> time & date burned into
> the image it will be there on the dvd. It depends on
> what other equipment
> you're using.
>
> If you have a digital camera that doesn't provide
> time/date information IN
> the image WHILE it's being recorded (which is often
> the case if the camera
> is designed to provide that only when playing back
> the already recorded
> tape from the camera or a digital deck) you can run
> the signal out from the
> camera through a time and date generator (separate
> box with cable in &
> cable out). The nearly impossible trick with that is
> to get the time to
> match the camera's right to the second! It's simpler
> if your camera
> includes time & date in the image signal without
> additional gadgets.
> Alternately, you can provide dvds later by
> re-recording from the camera
> playing back the tape, using composite or S-Video
> cables.
>
> I think most FireWire transmissions will exclude
> that time/date data --
> this is one of the trickier aspects to learn when
> talking to salesmen who
> really haven't any information. Usually nobody has
> asked them about it
> before and it's not well described in manuals I've
> looked at.
>
> Which cameras can do what? This is a subject that
> keeps coming back. It
> never seems to be completely answered because there
> are so many models and
> modes within models of camcorders. We need a
> database with instructions for
> every camera!
> Alan Heugh
>
>
>
> >Hi there--
> >
> >I just attended the NCRA conference and found it
> quite
> >informative and helpful. However, there was some
> hesitance to
> >talk about rates charged, as folks came from all
> over the country,
> >but this seemed to be a general hesitance. but from
> a newcomer
> >perspective, figures would have been very helpful.
> >
> >So my first question is: if i want to ask a
> videographer to work for
> >me (or with me) who has really only a camera and a
> mic, and will
> >be using equipment i provide, can anyone give at
> least a
> >percentage of what they pay a person per job? i
> have no idea,
> >although i do have an idea of what i think is fair.
> >
> >Second question pertains to using DVD recorders, on
> which a
> >great presentation was given. The issue arose of
> the fact that
> >DVD recorders do not have timecode in them (being
> MPEG-2s
> >and all). But i can't remember if there was any
> resolution as to
> >how this was resolved, or if just having timecode
> on the VHS
> >was good enough. In the case that an atty is just
> given a DVD,
> >then what have people done in terms of these
> timecode issues
> >on the DVD? I don't remember the answer to this as
> i imagine i
> >was starting to get tired at this point in the
> conference.
> >
> >Thanks for any help anyone can provide.
> >
> >A. Venesky
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >Yahoo! Groups Links
> >
> >
> >
> >
>
>
>

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You're welcome Annie. I just noticed that you used the old "Legalvideo"
Yahoo group; do you know there's a new & improved group with more
contributors? It's here:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/LegalVideoForum/

-- the reason for the new group was a desire to have more features and
control over it. The "Legalvideo" group was started by someone who seems to
have melted away and nobody could make changes through Yahoo's system.
There's also a trial technology group. I forget the address, but anybody
can ask!
Best,
Alan Heugh

>Thanks so much for your response. I appreciate the
>info and will make good use of your advice.
>
>thanks.
>
>av
>--- aheugh@... wrote:
>> The hesitancy to suggest rates is understandable for
>> another important
>> reason; it could be construed as "price fixing"
>> which is a risky rope to
>> walk if you're providing professional seminars. The
>> safe way to learn your
>> local competitive pricing range is to ask law firms
>> what they've been
>> paying for specific services. It's always ok to ask
>> the customers rather
>> than your competitors.
>>
>> Regarding a time/date stamp on DVDs: A dvd recorder
>> can be used just like
>> another video deck; if the signal it receives has a
>> time & date burned into
>> the image it will be there on the dvd. It depends on
>> what other equipment
>> you're using.
>>
>> If you have a digital camera that doesn't provide
>> time/date information IN
>> the image WHILE it's being recorded (which is often
>> the case if the camera
>> is designed to provide that only when playing back
>> the already recorded
>> tape from the camera or a digital deck) you can run
>> the signal out from the
>> camera through a time and date generator (separate
>> box with cable in &
>> cable out). The nearly impossible trick with that is
>> to get the time to
>> match the camera's right to the second! It's simpler
>> if your camera
>> includes time & date in the image signal without
>> additional gadgets.
>> Alternately, you can provide dvds later by
>> re-recording from the camera
>> playing back the tape, using composite or S-Video
>> cables.
>>
>> I think most FireWire transmissions will exclude
>> that time/date data --
>> this is one of the trickier aspects to learn when
>> talking to salesmen who
>> really haven't any information. Usually nobody has
>> asked them about it
>> before and it's not well described in manuals I've
>> looked at.
>>
>> Which cameras can do what? This is a subject that
>> keeps coming back. It
>> never seems to be completely answered because there
>> are so many models and
>> modes within models of camcorders. We need a
>> database with instructions for
>> every camera!
>> Alan Heugh
>>
>>
>>
>> >Hi there--
>> >
>> >I just attended the NCRA conference and found it
>> quite
>> >informative and helpful. However, there was some
>> hesitance to
>> >talk about rates charged, as folks came from all
>> over the country,
>> >but this seemed to be a general hesitance. but from
>> a newcomer
>> >perspective, figures would have been very helpful.
>> >
>> >So my first question is: if i want to ask a
>> videographer to work for
>> >me (or with me) who has really only a camera and a
>> mic, and will
>> >be using equipment i provide, can anyone give at
>> least a
>> >percentage of what they pay a person per job? i
>> have no idea,
>> >although i do have an idea of what i think is fair.
>> >
>> >Second question pertains to using DVD recorders, on
>> which a
>> >great presentation was given. The issue arose of
>> the fact that
>> >DVD recorders do not have timecode in them (being
>> MPEG-2s
>> >and all). But i can't remember if there was any
>> resolution as to
>> >how this was resolved, or if just having timecode
>> on the VHS
>> >was good enough. In the case that an atty is just
>> given a DVD,
>> >then what have people done in terms of these
>> timecode issues
>> >on the DVD? I don't remember the answer to this as
>> i imagine i
>> >was starting to get tired at this point in the
>> conference.
>> >
>> >Thanks for any help anyone can provide.
>> >
>> >A. Venesky
>> >
>> >
>> >
>> >
>> >
>> >Yahoo! Groups Links
>> >
>> >
>> >
>> >
>>
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Hello everyone!

My name is Diane and I have a complete brand new rig for sale. I was
in the process of obtaining my CLVS and begining to work as a legal
videographer when due to circumstances beyond my control I had to
quit. My equipment is less than six months old and has never been
used. If anyone is interested, please let me know. I am desparate to
sell this equipment, so you will receive a great price!

My equipment includes: Panasonic AG-DVC7 3-chip camera w/hard case,
5"lcd color monitor, Bogen fluid head tripod w/ soft case, Denny
twist flex, 5 Shure laveliere mics with cases, a Nady condenser
tabletop mic, a Shure handheld mic with case, a Marantz PMD201
cassette deck, Shure M367 six channel mixer, (2) JVC Super VHS ET
decks, Panasonice DVD video recorder DMR-E60, JVC CTL time code SR-
S365U, 2 Sony headphones, a/v cables, 4-shelf hard case, and
convertible cart.

Thank you,
Diane

Everything must go!

----- Original Message -----

From: finalscript2000

To: legalvideo@yahoogroups.com

Sent: Saturday, March 20, 2004 4:58 PM

Subject: [legalvideo] Rig for sale

Hello everyone!

My name is Diane and I have a complete brand new rig for sale. I was
in the process of obtaining my CLVS and begining to work as a legal
videographer when due to circumstances beyond my control I had to
quit. My equipment is less than six months old and has never been
used. If anyone is interested, please let me know. I am desparate to
sell this equipment, so you will receive a great price!

My equipment includes: Panasonic AG-DVC7 3-chip camera w/hard case,
5"lcd color monitor, Bogen fluid head tripod w/ soft case, Denny
twist flex, 5 Shure laveliere mics with cases, a Nady condenser
tabletop mic, a Shure handheld mic with case, a Marantz PMD201
cassette deck, Shure M367 six channel mixer, (2) JVC Super VHS ET
decks, Panasonice DVD video recorder DMR-E60, JVC CTL time code SR-
S365U, 2 Sony headphones, a/v cables, 4-shelf hard case, and
convertible cart.

Thank you,
Diane

Everything must go!

Hi Diane,
I am interested in your monitor, and possibly the Panasonic DVD deck and how
much?
thanks Jes
818-219-0546 or e-mail me
----- Original Message -----
From: "finalscript2000" <Finalscript@...>
To: <legalvideo@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Saturday, March 20, 2004 1:58 PM
Subject: [legalvideo] Rig for sale


> Hello everyone!
>
> My name is Diane and I have a complete brand new rig for sale. I was
> in the process of obtaining my CLVS and begining to work as a legal
> videographer when due to circumstances beyond my control I had to
> quit. My equipment is less than six months old and has never been
> used. If anyone is interested, please let me know. I am desparate to
> sell this equipment, so you will receive a great price!
>
> My equipment includes: Panasonic AG-DVC7 3-chip camera w/hard case,
> 5"lcd color monitor, Bogen fluid head tripod w/ soft case, Denny
> twist flex, 5 Shure laveliere mics with cases, a Nady condenser
> tabletop mic, a Shure handheld mic with case, a Marantz PMD201
> cassette deck, Shure M367 six channel mixer, (2) JVC Super VHS ET
> decks, Panasonice DVD video recorder DMR-E60, JVC CTL time code SR-
> S365U, 2 Sony headphones, a/v cables, 4-shelf hard case, and
> convertible cart.
>
> Thank you,
> Diane
>
> Everything must go!
>
>
>
>
>
> Yahoo! Groups Links
>
>
>
>
>

What is the price of the rig in toto!!!

Robb
>
> From: "jes_cdright" <jes_cdright@...>
> Date: 2004/03/21 Sun AM 09:09:33 CST
> To: <legalvideo@yahoogroups.com>
> Subject: Re: [legalvideo] Rig for sale
>
>

Diane,

How much for the whole rig in one lot?  And where in the country are you
located?  I'm one to jump at the chance for a roadtrip, so shipping might
not be a problem.

Feel free to email me off the group if you want to avoid an auction.  No,
wait - that sounds like FUN!

:-D

-Rick Cottrell
Indianapolis, Indiana

"Coming to a browser near you:  lv-bay!"


-----Original Message-----
From: finalscript2000 [mailto:Finalscript@...]
Sent: Saturday, March 20, 2004 4:59 PM
To: legalvideo@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [legalvideo] Rig for sale


Hello everyone!

My name is Diane and I have a complete brand new rig for sale. I was
in the process of obtaining my CLVS and begining to work as a legal
videographer when due to circumstances beyond my control I had to
quit. My equipment is less than six months old and has never been
used. If anyone is interested, please let me know. I am desparate to
sell this equipment, so you will receive a great price!

My equipment includes: Panasonic AG-DVC7 3-chip camera w/hard case,
5"lcd color monitor, Bogen fluid head tripod w/ soft case, Denny
twist flex, 5 Shure laveliere mics with cases, a Nady condenser
tabletop mic, a Shure handheld mic with case, a Marantz PMD201
cassette deck, Shure M367 six channel mixer, (2) JVC Super VHS ET
decks, Panasonice DVD video recorder DMR-E60, JVC CTL time code SR-
S365U, 2 Sony headphones, a/v cables, 4-shelf hard case, and
convertible cart.

Thank you,
Diane

Everything must go!





Yahoo! Groups Links

Listmates,

I have two (2) Optibase Moviemaker 200S XPress-C video compression cards, one of
which has never been used, and the other has less than 5 hours of encoding time.
These are high-end cards which can capture to MPEG-1 or MPEG-2.  If you are
looking to encode video inhouse for Sanction, Trial Director or other trial
presentation applications, these are great cards.

Please email me off-list if you have any interest in one or both of these cards.

Regards,

Richard E. Katz, Esq.
Katz Consulting Group, LLC

A couple questions:  Will it work well with xp pc with 1 gig cpu?
Does editing software come with those cards? Is it hard to learn? I
currently use Final Cut.  How much?
Thanks




--- In legalvideo@yahoogroups.com, "Richard Katz" <rkatz@k...> wrote:
> Listmates,
>
> I have two (2) Optibase Moviemaker 200S XPress-C video compression
cards, one of which has never been used, and the other has less than
5 hours of encoding time.  These are high-end cards which can
capture to MPEG-1 or MPEG-2.  If you are looking to encode video
inhouse for Sanction, Trial Director or other trial presentation
applications, these are great cards.
>
> Please email me off-list if you have any interest in one or both
of these cards.
>
> Regards,
>
> Richard E. Katz, Esq.
> Katz Consulting Group, LLC