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From: carlo@eagle.cvs.rochester.edu (Carlo Tiana)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac.misc,comp.sys.mac.apps,comp.sys.mac.hardware
Subject: Re: digitizing with a video camera (more generally)
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Date: 23 Aug 90 01:20:52 GMT
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In article <41073@sequent.UUCP> gregf@crg2.uucp (Greg Fuller) writes:
>I'm looking for hardware to interface a video camera to a mac...

This seems to be a subject that is coming up more and more these days. It
seems like many people (including myself!) are trying to find out ways of
interfacing video equipment to macs and macs to video equipment, of all
sorts. Since this is relatively new technology (as applied to the Mac), I
guess lots of people have questions, but few - who actually have already
purchased the equipment - have answers. Would any of those people who are
doing video-related work with their Macs, please be so kind as to give a
short description of what they are up to, what equipment they are using and
how they like it? I am prepared to summarize if this stuff is e-mailed to
me, as well as collect postings (in any of the comp.sys.mac hierarchy) for
future reference (ie to send to future posters asking these questions).

I envisage collecting tips of all sorts - from "how to get NTSC out using a
Apple video card" to "my favorite jumper settings on the ColorSpace IIfx"
(I just made these up - I don't even know if there are jumpers in that
board ;-).

Carlo.

PS - rec.video seems to apply more to "home video" issues than what I would
call "computer-aided video" and I therefore think it would be a waste of
bandwidth to cross-post there, for now.



carlo@cvs.rochester.edu