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is there a way i can use my DV500plus as a tv output card???

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Old 24-03-2003, 1:57 AM   #1
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Question is there a way i can use my DV500plus as a tv output card???

hi guys

i have a DV500plus video editing card & wanted to ask whether i coudl use it for watching movies from my pc to tv.

I do use Premiere with this card but i have to render the movie first then i can watch it but it that takes ages especially when im trying to watch a divx movie. anybody know of a way i can output my movies to tv?

thanks

dave
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Old 24-03-2003, 2:46 AM   #2
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hmmmm.. whilst i haven't heard of any application that allows you to do this, the port is certainly fast enough.. but im not sure how it would work. the data would have to go thru the graphics card then back out again or something. im not sure if its possible :/

firewire is 400mbit (offhand, but i think thats right) so can send a lot of data at once (~50mb/sec) which should be plenty fast enough for the amount of data you're talking about. and the camera input is specifically designed for video.... so thats not a limitation. who knows!

vegas (sonicfoundry editing tool, like premiere.. butbetter*cough*) allows realtime monitoring thru the firewire port without pre-renders btw, which might be of interest to you.
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Old 24-03-2003, 10:05 PM   #3
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thanks mate
u know of a link where i can download this software?
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Old 24-03-2003, 10:10 PM   #4
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www.sonicfoundry.com offer a 30 day demo of it. then its .. $700 for the full package. but these 30 day trial things have an awful habit of self-registering themselves ..
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Old 26-03-2003, 1:31 AM   #5
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thanks jay for that
could you kindly tell me how do i open a avi/mpeg file and get it to view on my tv? saves me from having to read the whole manual! i have attempted but no success yet

thanks in advance
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