>>I just got a copy of iMovie 2.1.1 and saw the >>requirements "must have built in firewire." Does >>this mean that a firewire card with my Lombard >>400 Mac OS 9.1 won't work with iMovie 2? Has >>anyone gotten it to work anyway with a firewire >>card? >> > >I tried this on my Wallstreet 292 Mhz with a firewire2Go card and it >seems to work. Yes, the screen display is choppy (that improves with >a faster processor., I think). I don't edit with iMovie, juts use it >as a capture solution for After Effects. Yep, as Roger says, the 'built-in' requirement is nonsense. Any FireWire-equipped Mac works with iMovie, for camera control and capturing, whatever. Enjoy. You can still get the Newer FW2Go card for under $40 and there's an IBM one for $29, I think.
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