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Need hardware to import analog video into my Mac Studio and Premiere 2023
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I have that but the files are small and format is square and some tittles are
cut off
Sounds like you'll need more modern hardware than the ADVC-100 to capture analog video on the Mac Studio.
I've not known the Elgato stuff to fail short of a configuration miss match, but there are a couple versions. Have you spoken to Elgato support?
What are the video characteristics of the analog signal you want to capture? Whats the source?
The folks in the home theater section may be aware of something that works... https://forums.macrumors.com/forums/apple-tv-and-home-theater.100/
Are you using a firewire to TB converter?
I've kept an older model Mac around just to capture video.
What are the video characteristics of the analog signal you want to capture? Whats the source?
The folks in the home theater section may be aware of something that works... https://forums.macrumors.com/forums/apple-tv-and-home-theater.100/
Are you using a firewire to TB converter?
I've kept an older model Mac around just to capture video.
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I would just take my analog device to a professional camera shop and take back the digitalized video file.
It's quite convenient and with reasonable price where I live.
OP:
You might check the forums at:
That's where the audio and video guys hang out...
You might check the forums at:
That's where the audio and video guys hang out...
How to Get a Firewire 400 Audio Interface Work with USB-C and Thunderbolt 4
To connect Firewire 400 or Firewire 800 devices to USB C Macbooks and Windows computers you would need a Firewire 400 to Firewire 800 adapter, Firewire 800 to T
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if you are using firewire. I don't worry too much about it, I have a Macpro 5,1 and 3 G4 towers that all work.
