I know the Beige G3 is limited to 320x240 which I always thought was strange. The earlier Macs will do 640x480 but you could be right about the sound getting off. I wonder how many people were actually using the built in hardware to capture 1-2 hours of uncompressed video back when they were new. Given the storage it would take, probably not many. I would think those with RAID capacity to do that would be using pro cards.
The last Targa 2000 card I had sold for almost nothing but lately I've seen some incomplete sets go for over $100. And you need that annoying video loop-back cable if you want to see video on the computer monitor. Those cards are better in a Mac than a PC since you run into a file size limit in WinNT but not OS 9.
I've got several SCSI cards and both internal and external drives and cables so dropped frames shouldn't be an issue.
Osgeld's comment about his new PC tuner being junk is why I asked this question - newer is not always better. I thought about getting a WinTV-HVR-1600 for the PC since I could also use it as a HDTV tuner but it won't do uncompressed captures.
The last Targa 2000 card I had sold for almost nothing but lately I've seen some incomplete sets go for over $100. And you need that annoying video loop-back cable if you want to see video on the computer monitor. Those cards are better in a Mac than a PC since you run into a file size limit in WinNT but not OS 9.
I've got several SCSI cards and both internal and external drives and cables so dropped frames shouldn't be an issue.
Osgeld's comment about his new PC tuner being junk is why I asked this question - newer is not always better. I thought about getting a WinTV-HVR-1600 for the PC since I could also use it as a HDTV tuner but it won't do uncompressed captures.