Hi Troy,
Actually, the videoGrabber provided by RunRev is quite limited under Windows, as it doesn't support DirectShow. I hope RunRev will improve it.
VFW is an old MS technology, some USB webcam are provided with such drivers.
Very few video cards are supplied with QT for Windows drivers, I can't recommend this solution.
I see one solution: use a plug-in that allows QT application to drive DirectShow capture devices.
The plug-in does the interface between DirectShow and QT, then you can use it in Rev with the videoGrabber in "QT" mode.
This is not a perfect solution, as the plug-in slows down the digitizing process (not sure you can get 30 frames/second full screen), but it works.
I have tried WinVDIG ( http://www.vdig.com/WinVDIG/index.html ), it's free, but hasn't been updated for 2 years.
Also take a look at Vdig ( http://www.abstractplane.com.au/products/vdig.jsp ), it's a commercial product, not tested, but I guess it works better.
Regards. Thierry.
On Thursday, Jul 1, 2004, at 04:00 Europe/Paris, Troy Rollins wrote:
On Jun 30, 2004, at 7:27 PM, Troy Rollins wrote:
It isn't a camcorder, but it is firewire.
What class of device works best then?
And, this is also the case with the "QT" method?
Sorry to dwell, but this is a final, and crucial function of my software.
Is there a known-to-work analog to digital converter that is compatible with VideoGrabber on Windows XP? USB or Firewire? The one I have a "Dazzle Hollywood Edge" does not seem compatible in either "VFW" or "QT" modes.
I need to be able to take composite or S-Video and convert it to a videoGrabber compatible format. If I can find one that works, I can recommend that one. I currently don't have anything proving it works at all under Windows XP.
OSX works with everything... of course. -- Troy RPSystems, Ltd. http://www.rpsystems.net
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