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Subject: Re: BetacamSP demanding
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> I have a VLab Motion card. I can reach an average of 70-75% quality with my
> WarpEngine/Seagate-Barracuda setup. Does anyone know what can I do to have
> BetacamSP output with this piece of crap?! Is there any kind of YUV component
> plug (or whatever it's called) as a add-on?! How did you solved this kind of
> output demanding problems?!
That "piece of crap" as you call has a YUV component daughter card module
that gets attached to the card. They are rare, but as far as I know they
are available. I will check with DraCo for you and let you know what they
are worth.
Oh.. and the same "piece of crap" produced over 20 episodes of a weekly
sports show that was aired up here... all on SVHS. I only stopped it
because I have to many other projects to do with the V-Lab now and since
have moved the show to a Virtual Studio at the station.
