At 13:28 -0500 07/23/2002, R.A. Cantrell wrote:
>on 7/23/02 2:25 AM, Kennedy Brandt at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
>>  I do have the original list of MP-aware applications from the 11/98 site
>>  archive;  I'll publish that along with a bunch of other stuff before the end
>>  of the year.
>If I build up the S900L, it will be for the purpose of video capture and
>editing from an  analog camera. I have the camera and am not inclined to buy
>another for making what are essentially home movies. Will the dual
>processors be any advantage with Quicktime, Strata, and Apple Video? What
>would be a good (i.e. effective yet inexpensive) capture card to use in the
>900?

You can probably pick up a Radius VideoVision Studio PCI pretty 
inexpensively.  :-)  It's no longer supported though, but they were 
well thought of in their day.  I have the NuBus version in an 
8100/110 but haven't gotten around to actually using it, except as a 
very complex video card.

I think for good analog capture with high resolution and frame rates 
in a supported product you'd probably want an Aurora Fuse but those 
run upwards of $500, I think.  If your needs are more modest, you can 
probably do okay with some of the video cards that have capture built 
in.    Also, some folks recommend a digital video camera which has an 
analog input.  I don't know what quality of conversion you can get 
from that.

Jeff Walther

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