I recently purchased a Canon HV20 camcorder and have a few questions.
After recording some stuff, I hooked the camera up to my standard definition TV via the a/v cables supplied. After watching it, I realized there were what seemed to be lines all over the place when I looked closely. It was sort of like the video needed anti aliasing, but not quite.
So, my question is, once I upload the video to my computer, is there something that happens that makes it better quality?
And my second question deals with the actual hardware itself. On the right hand side, right where you slide your hand in to freehand shoot, there is the place where you insert mini dv tapes. The arm that comes open when inserting a dv tape seems fine, but when closed, it has a slight wiggle. As in, with some force coming from the right, I could push it a tad more closed, as though its not closed all the way. Its almost un-noticeable, but I would like to know if other people are experiencing this.
After recording some stuff, I hooked the camera up to my standard definition TV via the a/v cables supplied. After watching it, I realized there were what seemed to be lines all over the place when I looked closely. It was sort of like the video needed anti aliasing, but not quite.
So, my question is, once I upload the video to my computer, is there something that happens that makes it better quality?
And my second question deals with the actual hardware itself. On the right hand side, right where you slide your hand in to freehand shoot, there is the place where you insert mini dv tapes. The arm that comes open when inserting a dv tape seems fine, but when closed, it has a slight wiggle. As in, with some force coming from the right, I could push it a tad more closed, as though its not closed all the way. Its almost un-noticeable, but I would like to know if other people are experiencing this.
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