At 8:43 AM -0500 12/3/04, Richard Starr wrote:
Try it.
By the way, my a/d d/a converter is in my inexpensive Canon zr40 camcorder. (Later zr models seem to have deleted this feature though other Canon and Sony camcorders do have it. I don't know which ones.) The quality is excellent. There are a number of camcorders out there that have onboard real time digitizers. It might be an economical alternative to a stand alone digitizer and you get a camcorder too.
Caution, when I tried using a Sony camera to record the camera in real time to the computer's HD it had numerous dropouts. When I recorded to DV tape first and then played it to the computer it was okay. This was with a 400MHz G4 tower and I expect that the processor speed will make a difference.
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