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Analog to Digital Converters
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Canopus usually comes highly recommended. Either the 110 or the 55.
ADVC110 | Grass Valley
You have to import using something like iMovie or Final Cut.
Elgato is the other one and has the advantage of importing through it's own software, producing a single video file, where with the Canopus and iMovie, you get the import broken up in to multiple files.
Video Capture - Turn analog into digital video
ADVC110 | Grass Valley
You have to import using something like iMovie or Final Cut.
Elgato is the other one and has the advantage of importing through it's own software, producing a single video file, where with the Canopus and iMovie, you get the import broken up in to multiple files.
Video Capture - Turn analog into digital video
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