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Nintendo Camecube on iBook LCD!
Name: Seuck Date: January 8, 2003 at 07:09:03 Pacific OS: Mac OS 10.2.3 CPU/Ram: G3 600 - RAM 384
Comment:
I want to use my iBook as a motitor for my new Nintendo Gamecube.
The problem is iBook has not an analog video input.
I want to know your experiences about external boxes (USB or Firewire) that let see a TV like signal in a window or in fullscreen, of course an high frame rate is required.
I'm recently collecting information about an other solution. Can I use a DV video camera with analog input (as Canon MV 500i family) to convert an analog source (Gamecube) in a DV stream and see it in realtime on my iBook with a decent frame rate? Is it possible? And what video quality should I expect?
Name: ChrisP Date: January 8, 2003 at 10:36:55 Pacific
Reply:
Any device which converts the signal will have to be Firewire. USB's transfer rate is far too slow. All the devices that I've seen for real-time video transfer are about two hundred dollars. You might be better off getting a bigger TV if you want to spend that sort of money.
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Response Number 2
Name: someone Date: January 8, 2003 at 12:44:39 Pacific
Reply:
i dont know why you want to do that, but you can go through a firewire digital video camera. you probbably have one if you have an ibook, i do. or a dv bridge
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