Hi.
I'm looking for an external analog to digital converter, but I can't seem to find one in my area.
Does anyone know where I can find one of these? I've searched with little results. I'm pretty new to all this stuffy!
I want to do the following:
Analog source (VCR/TV/analog camcorder) --> external analog to digital converter --> Firewire Card
Thanks for reading :-)
Jenny
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Your "not-to-exceed" price?
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As Churchill famously predicted when Chamberlain returned from Munich proclaiming peace in his time: "You were given the choice between war and dishonor. You chose dishonor, and you will have war."
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Also Dazzle Hollywood DV Bridge
Two of us have them and they work well for us. I have a problem with powerline spikes crashing it but additional grounding and extra filtering takes care of it. (I have 5 computers and "miles
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Hi.
Thanks for the reply.
What are powerline spikes?
I'll have to look in to the Dazzle Hollywood DV Bridge. I'm looking for a converter that I can physically buy at a store.
Thanks.
Jenny -
These are strong electrical "pulses" or noise on power cords (wall plugs). They are caused by turning on or off appliances (off can be worse). The worst offenders are electric motors (vacuum cleaners, washing machines, etc); next seem to be cheap switching power supplies (e.g. in computers). If you live close to an industrial are you can get tremendous spikes (very high voltages, very short duration) when they turn off very large motors. In my case, because of all the cables, data cables also pick up electrical noise. Even static can be strong enought to cause problems. Thwy aren't strong enough to trigger your "surge suppressor" but they can screw-up sensitive electronics; usually temporarily.What are powerline spikes?
I've grounded everything together (especially VCRs and TVs that don't have 3-prong plugs). I've also grounded the Cablevision cable and this has "cured" the problem.
Yes, I have an unusally severe problem!
Allan -
Do you have a camcoder? I use my sony digital 8 to capture analog videos via firewire
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Hi.
Thanks for the post(s)!!
Yes, I have a camcorder. However, it's analog, so I can't use it as a bridge as you do with your digital camcorder.Do you have a camcoder? I use my sony digital 8 to capture analog videos via firewire
Gonna call some computer shops today.
Thanks.
Jenny
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