On Mon, 12 Jan 2004, Lance F. Squire wrote:
> > I'm a bit confused if you're talking about the SCSI card or the BUZ
> > card :)
>
> Joke.
Ah, ok.
> Hello! It has 2 IEEE1394 ports. 1 back plane, 1 card plate/cable. I
> didn't think I could use these without a DV camera. $$$!
> Please explain...
You can use those ports to hook up an analog->DV converter unit as
well as attach external disc drives (or ieee1394 scanners - does
Sane support those?). A converter is much less expensive than a
camcorder. You attach the video (either S-Video or composite) and
audio cables to the converter's inputs and then the output side is
plugged into one of the ieee1394 ports. Use Kino or dvgrab and
you're all set to capture and edit.
Cheers,
Steven Schultz
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