GUIDELINES
-> Request or Submit New Guides
Making guides takes
time, but we're willing to create new guides as time allows.
It mainly depends on us knowing the programs and having time
to test it. Click the CONTACT US button at the top of
any page to make a suggestion.
We also accept submitted guides, as long as they adhere to
the guidelines.
RULES
FOR REQUESTING GUIDES
1. No more capture guides.
As far as making a new guide for XYZ card, probably will not
happen. I only make guides if I can test them out and get
successful results. I don't have lots of different capture
cards. What I can do is test certain any-card capture software, but
it would merely be added to the current non-ATI capture
guides. If you want to send me a capture card, I'll probably
test it and make guides.
2. Anything else.
Make a request, and I'll see what I can do. No promises,
but you may be in luck.
RULES
FOR SUBMITTING GUIDES
1. Relevance. The
site digitalFAQ.com was created for cartoon and television
show collectors. Much of it is also relevant and useful for
those that backup personal video libraries and home movies
to the current DVD recordable formats. Any guide
submitted must be useful to this end.
2. Clarity. Anything I get must be written in clear
English, free of slang and doublespeak. It must not ramble
or be repetitive. It must make sense to the general idiot.
Granted, I can edit a decent write-up, but I refuse to
entirely re-write a submitted guide.
3. Concise yet detailed. Guides must be detailed yet
as concise as possible. Being concise is normally taken care
of by having clarity. Do not try to explain all of Adobe
Premiere in one guide. That takes a book. But a guide for
say, importing AVI and exporting to MPEG-2, would be fine.
Also realize many users of this site are new to video, so
try to not gloss over important facts that many experienced
users would find common-sense or basic.
4. No updates. I will not replace my guides with new
ones. I will update at most. The guides that exist here now
are sound and tested with calculated precision.
5. Ownership. All guides submitted to digitalFAQ.com
will become our property. This does NOT prevent you from
publishing elsewhere. If we somehow "profit" from
our presentation of this guide, you will not receive a cut.
You are in forfeit of said claims.
6. Editing. We will edit guides to fit our format as
needed.
PLEASE NOTE! This site is NOT
made for converting illegally downloaded movies or copying
DVDs. It is also not about copying Playstation or
XBOX games. This is a video site. It is mostly intended for
helping you to convert analog formats to DVD format, so that
your cherished videos will last longer than the source tapes
would have allowed.
Page Last Updated: May 14th 2005
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