In a message dated 5/12/2006 12:24:46 AM Eastern Daylight Time, teoz at neo.rr.com writes: Not sure if I am the only one interested in old video capture gear on the list. Anyway I won some old Optibase ISA video capture cards on ebay (MPG-4000 and PC Motion 1993 vintage I believe) and was wondering if anybody has any information on them and maybe drivers. I emailed the company a few days ago and no word yet (doesn't look like they support anything that old anymore). They seem to be MPEG1 boards and one card has dual DSP's with heatsinks and fans (have not received them yet). If anybody else is into vintage analog video capture let me know, I mostly deal with PC and 68K Macs (10 years old or older to be ontopic). -- I've got a PS/2 Ultimedia 77 with an Actionmedia video capture card hooked up to a gooseneck composite colour camera all running under OS/2. The primary limitation is available video resolutions and the funky format of the saved video files but it's pretty cool to capture live video on a 66mhz 486 with 32meg of memory.