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September 1, 2005 at 6:50 pm #200272AnonymousInactive
Hi everybody, im new to this place, so please be patient with a noob..
I bought a cheap DIVO card for the Onyx2, but i realised later that aquiring stuff with it was a “big money” problem, VTRs are pricey…
So i have 4 options that may work or not1- Buying one of those cheap DV<-->SDI converters to plug in my crappy DV cam
(Sony DCR-PC110E) and then connect it to the DIVO, but i doubt it would work, anybody tryed this??
2- Using a cheap PC with firewire and a pci based SDI card and use it as a VTR (kind of stupid setup huh?)
3- Praying all the days that all the hungry bidders at ebay miss a VTR with SDi option (kind of improbable)
4- Be lucky that in my country someone has and can rent me a vtr, more improbable than 3-Can you recommend a “cheap” vtr player (player/recorder better, with RS422 control) with SDI output?? used, new, for repair… any!
Maybe an analog<--> SDI converter combining other stuff?
I am open to hear any advices, as this is knocking my head all the day, why i bough that DIVO… 😕
anyway, thank you very much in advance
regardsSeptember 1, 2005 at 11:44 pm #210591AnonymousInactiveIf you were able to afford a $300,000 license for Fire and/or a $550,000 license for Inferno to run on your Onyx2….i would think that a $20,000 used VTR wouldn’t be too big of an investment…just a thought.
September 2, 2005 at 2:17 am #210589AnonymousInactiveCode:Jahshaka leverages the power of OpenGL and OpenML to provide a unique video production suite that can run on Windows, Mac OSX, Linux, Irix and (soon) on Solaris.please keep on topic
btw, what vtr are you using in your flame suite??
EDIT: ooops my error, it was a Discreet place of the site, sorry, but it sounded to me the most suitable place
September 2, 2005 at 7:08 am #210588kubanParticipantThe cheapest option would be, buying an analog VTR, it even can be UMatic. If you can still find one, perhaps the owner will give it as a gift 😀
You will just need ADC and DAC for connecting that $100 VTR. That would be the cheapest way to go! Perhaps converters would cost more than the VTR.Are you planning to use inferno on the onyx2, or what?
September 2, 2005 at 3:05 pm #210590AnonymousInactivethx for the tip 🙂
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