Re: Any way to import video into a Wall Street Powerbook?

[Luis Sequeira]

 >>If you have other experiences with video on wallstreets I'd be most
interested to hear as I have a PDQ, or wallstreet II,  myself.



  





Hmmmm. . . I'm sure you gotta be dropping frames all over the place !!?

-VDO21 .
I would just like to say that, while not a very fast machine, the 
wallstreet is able to do dv video. I never tried under OS X, but on 
OS 9, with a clean disk partition for video capture on the internal 
hd, I had good results doing dv video - no noticeable dropped frames, 
and good quality results. (This was on a 233MHz Wallstreet II, with 
320MB of ram and 20GB hard drive, Firewire2Go card). Not nearly as 
fast as my current 1GHz TiBook, but it did work flawlessly.

ymmv

Luis

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