4 Jun
2008
4 Jun
'08
7:16 p.m.
At 3:32 PM -0500 6/4/08, Jim Leonard wrote:
I've used a Canopus ADVC-100 (Video-to-Firewire converter) to display
Apple II video on my PowerMac G5. Simply plugged it in and fired up
iMovie. I don't remember if this was with a IIc, IIgs, or both.
Zane
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I still do not
have a workable solution to bridge Apple II (not GS)
composite video. That's the one that really has the non-standard
format.
All this talk about the Apple II composite video, and yet I swear I
had at least one or two composite capture cards that could sync to
it and grab it just fine... Iomega Buz perhaps? I have captured
video as proof on a CDROM so maybe that's a solution -- a brooktree
or similar cheap capture card, displaying the results realtime on a
VGA monitor?