If you don't have a WaterPik, I highly urge you to get one. They are fantastic.
I am currently digitizing our home movie library. Not our DVD Movies, but the home video tapes that we have collected over the past decade and a half. I have way more than I realized....this could take a while.
Bought myself one of those chin-up bars you put on a doorway. I am going to be so ripped! (Not really...I will probably give up after three days, but who notices that?)
Zero Dark Thirty: Go see it. Awesome flick. Great story, enjoyable sequences...and no extraneous crap to muck up the main narrative. Every second of the movie is about how they caught and killed Bin Laden. Who knows how much of it is accurate, but it seems to get the main point down pretty well. Highly enjoyable.
97% of my web traffic comes from Barry's blog. Thanks, Barry!
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Wondering what kind of hardware/software you're using to digitize your old home movies...I need to do the same thing, and been putting it off for years!
The video camera I have has a firewire port. As long as your camera has that port, and your computer has that port, you can use Windows Movie Maker to capture the signal from the video camera. Otherwise, you would need a video capture card or converter to plug in the RCA out cables from your video camera. If you need help, email me. I can walk you through some of the setup steps.
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