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Soccerji
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I have an analog video camera, what do i need to transfer my videos onto my mac?
a link would be appreciated, thanks in advance
a link would be appreciated, thanks in advance
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Soccerji said:
You would need a convertor like ADS Pro Link. You connect your analog camera to the convertor, output of convertor to Mac via Firewire and import to IMovie.
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er... I think you mean the ADS Pyro A/V Link. Canopus makes one too, but I can't recall what it is called. It's something like ADVC...altyson said:
I've heard good things about both, but I think the ADS is cheaper.
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