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On Sat, 2006-03-25 at 01:05 +1200, Nick Rout wrote: |
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> On Thu, 23 Mar 2006 19:49:40 -0700 |
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> Joseph <syscon@×××××××××.com> wrote: |
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> > On Fri, 2006-03-24 at 14:40 +1200, Nick Rout wrote: |
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> > > I am unclear what you mean here. what is a "Analog to Digital S-VHS |
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> > > converter." I suspect it has RCA analog video in, but what comes out? |
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> > > is |
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> > > it DV (like a DV camera format)? |
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> > > If so I suspect you will ned up with a DV format file on your |
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> > > computer, |
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> > > not sure if you can see that "live" but it might in kino. |
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> > > |
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> > > emerge kino and try it. |
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> > |
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> > The Converter has an Analog IN input (RCA-type A/V jack) and output is |
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> > S-VHS Video Out / Coaxial S/PDIF out / Toslink out |
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> > So I'm not sure I'll be able to take advantage of it, I think I need RCA |
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> > to DV converter (with FireWire port) |
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> do you mean s-video rather than s-vhs? s-video is still an analog |
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> signal. anyway its not gonna do what we want. |
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You are right, I just converts composite video to S-Video; so it will |
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not be much of use to me. |
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> analog to dv is an expensive device, but some digital video cameras |
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> have an analog rca input and you can convert old analog stuff to dv by |
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> passing it through the camera. I am not sure if you have to record it |
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> on to digital video tape first and then play it out over the firewore |
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> port, or whther you can simply pass it through. |
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Good idea I'll try to see if it works. I've installed the ieee1394 card |
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and tried it with Digial Camera and "kino"; it works perfectly. |
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My Digital Camera has an "AV" port so I'll try to connect the it and use |
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it as a player (dubbing), but as you said I'll have to test if it goes |
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through or I need to record it first, I'll try this sometime this |
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evening. |
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> A simple PCI framegrabber will do what you want, but you specified USB |
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> or firewire, so are we dealing with a laptop? If you need a USB device |
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> i pointed out one that will work in my first post, but thats not to say |
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> other usb devices won't work. |
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The 400x Microscope (fiberscope) I have connects to a standard TV and |
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the picture is black and white, but I would like to find the simplest |
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solution to connect it to a PC (and Laptop eventually) and take a |
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picture. |
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The simplex solution is the best for me so I was looking for USB port |
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since both Laptop and PC have them. If I go with PCI card (be it |
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ieee1394 or any framegrabber) I can only use it with PC. |
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QUESTION regarding ieee1394: |
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When I installed the ieee1394 card, it has two 6-pin ports and one 4-pin |
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port. |
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I have connected the Digital Camera to one of the 6-pin ports and I |
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couldn't make it to work with "kino", so I try the other port and it |
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worked. |
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I was under impression that ieee1394 cards would work the same as |
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USB-ports; regardless which port I plug my device into it will just |
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work, not so with ieee1394 cards. |
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How do I control which port I need to plug the device into and how are |
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they numbered? |
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In "kino" under settings there is IEEE1394 "tab" and has an option |
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"raw1394 interface" option that is set to "0" I've tried setting it to |
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"1" but it didn't work. |
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