I recently discovered that uncompressed DV footage takes up increadible amounts of space on a hard drive. 16 seconds is about 50+ MB! He's right, it's better just to save it to DV…

Just to throw in my 2 cents. Got the sony convertor about 6 months ago for $300 new (used is less) and it seems to be doing a bang up job. If you got the extra cash, just get a c…

Quote: I've been using the Dazzle Hollywood bridge with great results converting analog vieo into DV. It can also convert back to analog for rrecording to tape, and als…

Quote: Originally posted by <cruzer>: <STRONG>I've been using the Dazzle Hollywood bridge with great results converting analog vieo into DV. It can a…

Quote: Originally posted by supernature: <STRONG>Just an FYI, for those who don't know. Anyone who has a digital8 camcorder can easily put in their old Sony consu…

Hi all, Once again, Lukifer's taken down his web site. Anyone know how to get a hold of the tools he had on there? How about the forum? The URL was: http://www.macdvd.org/lukife…

try this site for DVD-related tools. -r.

I doubt it ever comes up again... Basically EVERYONE wants a program that they can double click and it converts their DVD into a DivX file... well, maybe that's what i'm looking …

Whenever I try to convert a Final Cut Pro movie to MPEG 2 in Quicktime for DVD Studio Pro I always get the same "There is not enough Ram" error. I'm running a PowerMac 867 with 51…

I've seen a couple of solutions out there to allow you to connect a video device (cable, satellite, s-video, etc) to an iMac and store the input as a QT file. I'm interested in d…

I would definitely advise you to stand away from any USB product to import TV into quicktime movies... USB is really too slow for that purpose and these products give very poor res…

The topic being phrased as a question as to whether the new superdrive iMac is the best TV import solution, i'll just throw in my $.02 and say "no." The best TV import solution ut…

Quote: Originally posted by Swampthing: <STRONG>I've seen a couple of solutions out there to allow you to connect a video device (cable, satellite, s-video, etc) …

Still looking for opinions here. I probably would like something with a tuner, and figure if I'm gonna shell out $300 for the Hollywood DV Bridge, why not shell out $99 bucks more…

Quote: Originally posted by Swampthing: <STRONG>Still looking for opinions here. I probably would like something with a tuner, and figure if I'm gonna shell out $…

Quote: Originally posted by rcfuzz: <STRONG>I have had great success taking the S-Video out from my DirecTV Tivo Receiver and recording on to DV (in this case usin…

Well since this topic rests squarely in MacWorld, i'll just point on that there is a guy over at the BTV forums that suggested using BTV's automatic scene detection features in com…

Hi, So am I right in thinking there are no digital VCR options for Macintosh? I have a client looking for a solution that will allow them to record TV using a timer. At the mom…

I have a timer setup with my Dazzle box and BTV (iMovie is not scriptable). I have it record the simpsons 3 times a day, with a cron job launching one-line applescripts such as t…

G'day Alex, James from the geelong store here, give me a ring..... We might have a solution James

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Any roumors? Anything? Anyone? regards...

guess not, just bigger, more expensive iPods, Cinema displays, and iMacs tr

dang..... how much longer can it possibly be!!??

Check out some of the images from Tokyo on powerpage.org. There is one image showing DVD Studio Pro 1.5 running on OS X. It must be pretty close now.