Aviation crash videos on-line

"Dave Kearton" wrote

G'day Guys,


This is the device that use on my notebook and it's got to be one of
dozens
of similar USB capture cards on the market.


I don't work for this crowd and I'd assume that you'd find somewhere more
local to buy it from anyway.

In short, this beast digitizes real time video into real time mpegs, wmv
etc and also has a TV tuner, so I can record from live or cable TV -
directly onto the hard disk.



http://www.auspcmarket.com.au/index....de=MU-LTTVUSB2
--


It's a time consuming process - even with a fast computer - and if you
want
your videos converted without copies being made without your consent - do
it
at home.





Cheers


Dave Kearton

Test drive before you buy. I have found that these things, in that price
range have CRAPPY resolution. DAMHIKT
--
Jim in NC


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"Morgans" wrote in message
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| | Test drive before you buy. I have found that these things, in that
price
| range have CRAPPY resolution. DAMHIKT
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| Jim in NC
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I must admit, that's something I didn't do, not that I could afford to
throw away $165 - but it's not that easy to do with an online store.
This crowd has a generous returns policy - if you're not happy with the
product.



I'm more than happy with the resolution, performance and the
associated editing software and I've since used half a dozen more (of this
brand) for work.



Certainly, yes, if you're buying it from a shopfront, see it first.



Cheers


Dave Kearton

"Dave Kearton" wrote
I must admit, that's something I didn't do, not that I could afford to
throw away $165 - but it's not that easy to do with an online store.
This crowd has a generous returns policy - if you're not happy with the
product.



I'm more than happy with the resolution, performance and the
associated editing software and I've since used half a dozen more (of this
brand) for work.


Certainly, yes, if you're buying it from a shopfront, see it first.



Cheers


Dave Kearton



I must admit, the unit you are talking about is something I was unaware of,
until I saw one on the shelf tonight. The kind I have experience with is a
video capture card on the computer, itself.

It does look interesting.
--
Jim in NC


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