Mac version?
Re: Mac version?
No lower quality is required, just use the correct Codecs.
Otherwise, use VirtualDub after Recording and before putting the Video on your USB.
Otherwise, use VirtualDub after Recording and before putting the Video on your USB.
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Boble
Re: Mac version?
What codec is the capture card saved under when recording with the software which you give out. Also if I convert it to a mov for my Mac will it lose its quality.
Re: Mac version?
I don't know, and I can't say anything about something I haven't even started to make.
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Guest
Re: Mac version?
I'm actually planning on getting the board installed soon (2-3 weeks) because I really want to LP HG or SS. The thing I'm worried about is that I have Windows 7 on my Mac, but since the line-in port on my Macbook Pro is the same one for the headphones, how/will Windows be able to read it and record audio. Loopy said that he is planning on making the boards so that people can use mac cam and other programs like that, so does that basically mean that the boards already installed won't be able to do that?
Also, can I set the recording destination to my Mac hard drive and record with the 3DSCapture on Windows so it won't fill my HD? Or will I have to set it to Windows, then drag it over to my Mac side?
Also, can I set the recording destination to my Mac hard drive and record with the 3DSCapture on Windows so it won't fill my HD? Or will I have to set it to Windows, then drag it over to my Mac side?
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That top post was me by the way. I wasn't logged in for some reason.
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I've got that problem on my MacBook Pro as well.
Windows has no idea what the hell a Line-In/Out Combo is, so it reads it as a Line-Out (Headphones) Port.
I also have an iMac and Mac Mini, they have a dedicated Line-In Port, and Windows recognizes these correctly.
Windows has no idea what the hell a Line-In/Out Combo is, so it reads it as a Line-Out (Headphones) Port.
I also have an iMac and Mac Mini, they have a dedicated Line-In Port, and Windows recognizes these correctly.
Re: Mac version?
So you're saying it would be best for me to wait for the software update that gets video and audio through USB? Also again with my other question since you are able to test this, can I set the destination for the 3DSCapture Recording on my Mac partition? I set it like that in the program, but I obviously can't record because I don't have the board installed.MKGirlism wrote:I've got that problem on my MacBook Pro as well.
Windows has no idea what the hell a Line-In/Out Combo is, so it reads it as a Line-Out (Headphones) Port.
I also have an iMac and Mac Mini, they have a dedicated Line-In Port, and Windows recognizes these correctly.
Re: Mac version?
As I've already said before, Windows can't write anything to a Mac partition, it can only read it.
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Guest
Re: Mac version?
Any Updates on the mac version. Want to know if it will work on my mac pro or not cause I really would love to get one
Re: Mac version?
What's the bare minimum hardware I'd need, or lowest OSX version to support if I were to work on it? I know nothing about Macs.