Re: [CinCV Old] [CinCV] Announcement from Michael Collins (the new registrant of cinelerra.org)

2014-04-09 Thread Dell Anderson
. I was impressed with Cinelerra's capabilities years ago, but have not invested the time needed. Perhaps there are others like me. I can't do much right now but I would like to be part of whatever turns out to be the Good Force in this little tempest in a teacup. Thanks in advance, D

Re: [CinCV] [off] Firewire port fried

2008-12-21 Thread Dell Anderson
>> we've been frying our cameras like mad - a couple a year. What brand of: 1) Firewire host adapter are you using (Adaptec? No name?) 2) Firewire cable (Belkin? CompUSA?) FWIW, (knocking on wood), I have always used Belkin cables, Adaptec host adapter card or onboard Intel MB FW adapter and h

Re: [CinCV] [off] Firewire port fried

2008-12-13 Thread Dell Anderson
My use of the word 'grounding' was ill-advised. I was using the term loosely and probably confusingly to refer to the low voltage DC currents induced in the firewire cable when only partially connected. I obviously have only a vague notion of the firewire connection pinouts, but the firewire cab

Re: [CinCV] [off] Firewire port fried

2008-12-13 Thread Dell Anderson
*Here's a link:* http://www.sonyhdvinfo.com/showthread.php?t=7501 On Sat, Dec 13, 2008 at 11:32 AM, Dell Anderson wrote: > *Some time ago at least there was an issue with certain less expensive, > chain-computer store brand firewire cables that would allow an a momentary > incorr

Re: [CinCV] [off] Firewire port fried

2008-12-13 Thread Dell Anderson
*Some time ago at least there was an issue with certain less expensive, chain-computer store brand firewire cables that would allow an a momentary incorrect voltage to be seen by the camera during hot plug in. Something to do with improper ground or whatever. That is why the recommendation is not