Mini Dv Video Capture Software Mac

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Transfer video to your Mac or PC from a VCR, DVR, camcorder, or any other analogue video device as a high quality H.264 file. Elgato Video Capture’s easy-to-use software assists you through every step, from connecting an analogue video device to capturing video and choosing how you will watch and share it. Record videos as avi, wmv, flv, mpg, mp4, mov and more video formats; Capture video from a webcam, network IP camera or video input device (e.g., VHS recorder) Screen capture software records the entire screen, a single window or any selected portion. If Import video opens instead, go to the next step. On the Import video page, do the following, and then click Next: In the Name box, type a name for the new video file. Click Choose the parts of the video to import. Use the controls on camcorder (or the remote control for it) to cue the tape to the part where you want to start importing video.

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Jul 24, 2017  I have a Mac Mini (Late 2012, 2.3GHz, i7, Quad-Core, 16 GB RAM) with firewire input. I also have a Canopus ADVC-100 firewire capture device and a Panasonic NV-HS830 SVHS recorder with s-video output. I could capture everything to DV format first, and convert to h264 later, but this would be space and time consuming.

Mini Dv Video Capture Software Mac Free

Mini Dv Video Capture Software Mac

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I'm interested in the possiblity of using a Mac Mini to capture video of our church services and other projects. It would be nice to have something headless and compact that will sit nicely on our A/V rack. We probably wouldn't use it for video editing, but more as a video capture device.
My question is, is the Mac Mini adequate for recording digital video straight from something like a Canon XL1? I've seen a few tutorials on setting up the Mini as a PVR using external firewire video capture devices, but they have their own processors that compress the video before sending it to the computer.
Can the Mini's laptop drive handle DV? If not, is there enough bandwidth available to plug in a camera and an external firewire drive on the same firewire bus?
Would it be more feasible to hook up the camera via firewire and an external HD via USB 2.0?
It would be nice to just be able to plug in an external drive, record the video in real time, then take the drive over to another computer for editing/burning.
Thanks in advance for your help!