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DV Capture cards...

Goodshape · 2001-10-04 21:40:33

can anyone recomend a good DV Capture Card? ...budget is around IR£450. I was looking at a few on the web, some of them mentioned a required 'Video Hard Drive'... what the hell is that?... or is it just any old HD (thats big and fast enough) which you decide to dedicate to the captured footige?

04-10-2001 10:40pm

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Goodshape

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can anyone recomend a good DV Capture Card?

...budget is around IR£450. I was looking at a few on the web, some of them mentioned a required 'Video Hard Drive'... what the hell is that?... or is it just any old HD (thats big and fast enough) which you decide to dedicate to the captured footige?

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#2 05-10-2001 4:41pm

mewso

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I bought an MGI one for £100 in game that included MGI Videowave4 which is a nifty cheapo software film editor. That said with your budget I'm sure you could go for one of the better options.

In any case check out http://multimedian.com/ a good info site. I have already made an amateur film which predictably chronicles 3 drunks in my flat after a night in Ri Ra. Very educational.

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