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Posted by Ralf Hutter on 01/08/06 18:11
On Sun, 8 Jan 2006 06:53:31 -0800, "Richard Crowley"
<rcrowley@xpr7t.net> wrote:
>"Ralf Hutter" wrote ...
>> Windows 98se has firewire capability, my computer handles my DV
>> camcorder fine (though Premiere 6 won't run..)
>> Apparently Canopus' device is integral with the Canopus software that
>> it ships with, and the software requires Win2K to run. I was hoping
>> someone here uses such a Canopus device and give some input...
>
>What software? Which Canopus device?
>I've used 2 or three different models and none of them come
>with any sofware. (ADVC-100, ADVC-110, ADVC-300, etc.)
>They use the same capture software that works with any
>camcorder, etc.
You're right. I got into a Canopus Forum board last night and
discovered just there were two other people with win98 that use the
units with good results. I should have looked harder there before
asking here :-(
The ADVC300 looks like the unit to get. Have you found them to be
reliable units? My ADS Pyro A/VLink died very quickly........
>
>> That did seem unlikely, though I had hoped somebody
>> bucked the crowd
>
>They don't give you the "secret" keys to decoding commercial
>DVDs if you don't agree to play by the rules. However if you
>can afford a trip to China and speak Mandarin, you might find
>someting.
Not interested in commercial DVDs, although many individuals seem
to be. Canopus' products look like the way to go for analog
conversion!
Thanks for your reply, JT
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