The annoying thing is that, especially for Windows, there have long
been a large number of consumer-priced video encoding hardware devices
available. But they are nearly always geared towards capturing the
video via a cable from some external analog source, rather than your
finished edited video th
Good points. When talking about an order of $ in the hundreds of
dollars, I guess cheap is relative, especially considering how much
time you may spend in your life encoding and how expensive it would
of been a few years ago.
I imagine a line a computers that cost more (but still consumer),
Interesting.
Its not cheap though, seems more like a high-end encoder/decoder to
me. For example it supports High profile, which is a superior profile
that quicktime and the apple TV dont support (as opposed to baseline
profile at the other end of the spectrum, which the ipod can support).
Cost w
