on 12/17/03 5:21 AM, Gary Goldberg at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >> Of course it depends upon overall format, "quality" and "experience" >> desired, but you can capture on just about anything. A wall street will >> capture, and it will do so on any of its internal drives. You can capture >> via PCMCIA USB or FireWire, via 8 pin serial, via SCSI...whatever. As for >> using Final Cut Pro, You can easily use V.1, probably V.2, Premiere, Movie >> Works, etc. etc. > > Remember, I'm running OS 9.1 here. Are any of these products still > available for "Classic"? > > My CPU is G4/500; the WS bus speed is 83 Mhz, but my purpose is > for conversion of analog VHS to DVD (i.e. not playback from the HD; > I don't have a DVD player inside or outside my WS)
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