Canopus ADVC-100 - VideoHelp Capture Card

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Canopus ADVC-100 DV/Firewire
DV Converter
Analog VideoIn
Win95? Win98 Win2K WinXP
Vista NT4? MAC Linux
*based on user reports.
FireWire $250 9.7/10
159 votes
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Description (from the manufacturer site)
Convert your S-VHS, Hi8 and 8mm analog tapes to DV in one simple step using the ADVC-100. The converted DV streams are transferred to your PC or Mac via IEEE 1394 (i.Link, FireWire) and stored on your hard drive where they can be manipulated using your favorite photo or video editing applications. This device is ideal for all OHCI and DV-only capture cards for Macintosh or PC.

Proven DV CODEC Technology
At the heart of ADVC100 is Canopus\'s proprietary DV codec chip providing the industry\'s best picture quality preservation during analog-to-DV and DV-to-analog conversion.

Locked Audio Support
Other converters can lose audio/video sync when converting longer segments of video. The ADVC-100 is the first inexpensive DV converter that supports locked audio when converting from analog to digital, assuring perfect audio and video synchronization.

> High Quality (original hardware design, co-developed with NEC
> Custom hardware Codec chip (original Canopus algorithm)
> Locked Audio Support (capture long clips w/perfect audio sync)
> Analog output of NTSC color bars for reference signal)
> 4-pin DV jack on front; 6-pin FireWire jack on back
> Analog input connector on front
> Analog output connector on back
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Comments posted by rhegedus from Other, December 12, 2002:
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Comments posted by vhelp from Other, December 08, 2002:
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