Personal video recorder
ie tivo or sky+ box in the UK.
Plug in an old VCR into the scart socket and record on the PVR.
The PVR has a dvd recorder integrated so i transfer the hard disk recording
to dvd.
Martin N
At 20:15 16/12/2011, you wrote:
hard disk PVR???
On Dec 16, 2011, at 10:15 AM,
hard disk PVR???
On Dec 16, 2011, at 10:15 AM, Martin N wrote:
TBH i just record the tape on my hard disk PVR and transfer to DVD.
Stick the DVD in your mac and get editing.
Martin N
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I already have an ATI Radeon 9700 Pro All-In-Wonder 128mb VRAM AGP
video card, but it is for a PC with only Windows bios drivers. I
was hoping that I could re-flash it to use in one of my PowerMac's,
but have not yet figured out which bios to use yet, or how to re-flash
it without having
I can get a EasyCAP device for as little as $6.30, but it comes with
software only for Windows PC's. I wonder if it would be recognized by
Apple's iMovie, or iDVD software, or Toast 9 Titanium?
It is cheap enough to risk buying and trying it out. I wonder how it
could compare to a
Certain old Canon digital camcorders will take analog video input from any
source and output digital FireWire video in real time. If you can learn which
model numbers you might find one on eBay for a song.
My solution to archiving large amounts of Hi8 and VHS was to buy a DVD
recorder. It's
On Dec 16, 2011, at 12:59 AM, David W. Morris wrote:
If you don't have a camcorder with firewire output, how do most Mac users
input their analog composite video into their Mac's for editing? I have a
couple older Hi-8mm camcorders and a ton of family tapes that I want to edit
on my Dual
I just ran across an ATI all-in-wonder 128 PCI graphics card that I plan on
putting in my G4 MDD. It has S-video, composite video and TV
tuner capabilities. These may be hard to find because they came in 16MB
and 32MB video ram amounts. I would try ebay. Like you I have a bunch of
old videos
On Dec 16, 2011, at 12:59 AM, David W. Morris bbh...@gmail.com wrote:
If you don't have a camcorder with firewire output, how do most Mac users
input their analog composite video into their Mac's for editing? I have a
couple older Hi-8mm camcorders and a ton of family tapes that I want to
On Dec 16, 2011, at 3:59 AM, David W. Morris wrote:
If you don't have a camcorder with firewire output, how do most Mac
users input their analog composite video into their Mac's for
editing? I have a couple older Hi-8mm camcorders and a ton of
family tapes that I want to edit on my Dual
I've used a couple of Elgato devices that input S or composite video
and send it to a Mac via USB2. I used an earlier product and later the
EyeTV 250 Plus. At the time I bought it, it said it required a G4 or
higher but when my G4 died in the middle of a project I discovered a
G3 worked with both
TBH i just record the tape on my hard disk PVR and transfer to DVD.
Stick the DVD in your mac and get editing.
Martin N
At 08:59 16/12/2011, you wrote:
If you don't have a camcorder with firewire output, how do most Mac
users input their analog composite video into their Mac's for
editing? I
If you don't have a camcorder with firewire output, how do most Mac users
input their analog composite video into their Mac's for editing? I have a
couple older Hi-8mm camcorders and a ton of family tapes that I want to edit
I have tried the All in Wonder to digitize video and didn't really
On Dec 16, 2011, at 4:22 PM, Paxton wrote:
Recently I bought a Sony 350 Digital 8 camcorder with a firewire out
that I am hoping will work for my old Hi8 tapes. I have a lot to edit
also.
I don't know if the Digital 8 camcorder will play Hi8 tapes or not,
but I do know that most Sony
I don't know if the Digital 8 camcorder will play Hi8 tapes or not, but I do
know that most Sony Digital 8 can be made to pass-thru analog video and
output digital video as if they are an analog-to-digital converter device.
You plug-in the analog device to the RCA jacks on the digital
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