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Posted by Mike Kujbida on 04/09/07 22:46
Top & bottom posting in the same post. Oh joy :-)
See response 1/2 way down.
nappy wrote:
> "Mike Jones" <michaeljns2@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:GdtSh.11564$op4.10160@trnddc08...
>> Thank you very much for the suggestions. I'm looking at the Canopus
>> ADVC110. Have you ever run multiple conversions simultaneously to a PC? I
>> am wondering it if is possible to put four of them inline with the RCA
>> video ouputs, record all four and pass the video signals through to the
>> monitors...???
>>
>> -Mike
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> No I haven't done that yet. Hopefully someone else will chime in who has. I
> think there was a discussion a while ago about recording 2 DV streams. You
> may want to google the groups.
There are a few guys on the Sony Vegas forum who have successfully used
scenalyzer (http://www.scenalyzer.com/main.html ) to capture 3 streams
simultaneously (by running 3 instances of it) so there's a chance 4
would work. Keep in mind this was on firewire (aka 1394) ports. Not
sure if it would work trying to capture composite though as it's harder
on the system :-(
Mike
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>> "nappy" <spam@spam.com> wrote in message
>> news:yZsSh.13157$JZ3.5734@newssvr13.news.prodigy.net...
>>> . the firepod.. Fine. Have one here. Works well. The Edirol only has
>>> SVideo out so you will need a firewire converter for the video. Canopus
>>> products are good. That's about it. Two firewire streams. You will
>>> probably wnat them on their own firewire interfaces which means two
>>> firewire cards.
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> "Mike Jones" <michaeljns2@hotmail.com> wrote in message
>>> news:53sSh.1351$V15.1113@trnddc02...
>>>> I am looking for recommendations for a PC hardware configuration. I want
>>>> to
>>>> record 8 subgroups from a G&L 3300 board plus one video feed from a
>>>> Edriol
>>>> V4. Grabbing all four video channels and 8 audio simultaneously would be
>>>> even better.
>>>>
>>>> I'm planning to use a PreSonus Firepod for sound, but really need help
>>>> taking a realtime video feed(s) to the PC. I have lots of multitrack
>>>> PC-based recording experience.
>>>>
>>>> My preference would be to use Sony Vegas since it is easy to record
>>>> multiple
>>>> audio and video tracks... provided I can to all of this conversion.
>>>>
>>>> -Mike
>>>> Plano, TX
>>>>
>>>
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