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tclwash

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Does anyone know if you can use a mac to recored and view security video.
For a PC you can get a 16 camera input card and record on your computer. I haven't found any cards or software to do this. Can someone inform me.
 
youthpastor

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I believe Sony makes a converter that can convert RCA cables to firewire. I'm just to lazy right now to search for it...but you should be able to find via Google, etc. This would allow you to input the video into your Mac via firewire. You should be able to use Quicktime to view the video feed. Not sure what your security camera hook ups are though. Best of luck to you...
 

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