Thank God I found this place
Hello, all!
I tripped over this site after seeing Brians very cool video. I've been trying to buy a camcorder for 3 months now to help me with the acting classes I teach.
I've been leaning towards the new JVC Everio GZ-MG335 after seeing them on-line.
Being a non-geek-type person (not that there's anything wrong with that) I have been stymied by the confusion surrounding getting an Evario to talk to a Mac. My mind has truly been blown.
All the very good postings I've read so far on this site about this issue have been about earlier model JVC Everio camcorders. Does anyone have any input about these newer cameras? Specifically the GZ-MG 335 & 330. Is the process for dealing with these newer files the same as what I've seen here?
I'm running a G4 Powerbook with V 10.4.11 and, unfortunately, I bought it without the DVD burner.
I'm an idiot when it comes to codecs & stuff so please speak in short, easy to understand sentences. Please. Before my head explodes.
Thanks, folks. You don't know how nice it is to have found you.
--David
Hello, all!
I tripped over this site after seeing Brians very cool video. I've been trying to buy a camcorder for 3 months now to help me with the acting classes I teach.
I've been leaning towards the new JVC Everio GZ-MG335 after seeing them on-line.
Being a non-geek-type person (not that there's anything wrong with that) I have been stymied by the confusion surrounding getting an Evario to talk to a Mac. My mind has truly been blown.
All the very good postings I've read so far on this site about this issue have been about earlier model JVC Everio camcorders. Does anyone have any input about these newer cameras? Specifically the GZ-MG 335 & 330. Is the process for dealing with these newer files the same as what I've seen here?
I'm running a G4 Powerbook with V 10.4.11 and, unfortunately, I bought it without the DVD burner.
I'm an idiot when it comes to codecs & stuff so please speak in short, easy to understand sentences. Please. Before my head explodes.
Thanks, folks. You don't know how nice it is to have found you.
--David