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  1. 8th Jul 2001 00:13 #1
    markpith
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    I'm still disapointed by the video support Mac's have these days (no good MPEG2, slow encoding, etc.).
    I was woundering would this change on MacOS X?
    Is there a good video support on other UNIX based OS's?
    These programs will probably be easy to port to MacOS X, right?
    A friend of mine has a PeeCee with ATI RADEON card with 64 MB DDR. He can capture Video or convert DVD (or any other movie type)to MPEG2/1, Divx, or other codec in real time at any setting .....................
    I want this! But I don't want a PeeCee.
    Is there going to be any change with MacFLASK?
    And if so when will it be released???

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  2. 11th Jul 2001 04:28 #2
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    In nine days, at macworld all will be resolved concerning MacOSX and DVDs
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  3. 15th Jul 2001 07:52 #3
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    Have your heard of the "Wired4DVD" Mac PCI DVD hardware card? Does I belive what the PC cards do and plays DVD's. It sells for less then $100. in USA if you shop around...
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