I want to run a video cable from my camera into a notebook.
I have this setup on my desktop w AIW7500. Is there a
notebook with an AIW card that accepts video in?
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In article <(E-Mail Removed)>, M.
Treloar says...
> I want to run a video cable from my camera into a notebook.
> I have this setup on my desktop w AIW7500. Is there a
> notebook with an AIW card that accepts video in?
>
No but you can buy cheap USB solutions that you can use for video
capture.

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Conor

Opinions personal, facts suspect.

M. Treloar wrote:
> I want to run a video cable from my camera into a notebook.
> I have this setup on my desktop w AIW7500. Is there a
> notebook with an AIW card that accepts video in?

Get a firewire card instead of USB

M. Treloar wrote:

> I want to run a video cable from my camera into a notebook.
> I have this setup on my desktop w AIW7500. Is there a
> notebook with an AIW card that accepts video in?

No notebooks with the ATI All-In-Wonder but there are some with
video-in--take a look at the Sager NP 8790 for example (even though it has
an ATI video chip, it's not an AIW, it uses a Conexant chip for video
capture rather than the Rage Theater chip on an AIW). If you have a
digital camcorder then you can use any laptop with a firewire port, which
is quite common.

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My notebook has firewire-in and my camera has firewire-out, that's how I'd
do it.

M. Treloar <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:(E-Mail Removed)...
> I want to run a video cable from my camera into a notebook.
> I have this setup on my desktop w AIW7500. Is there a
> notebook with an AIW card that accepts video in?
> --
> Murray

BeingAnonymousMakesMeObnoxious wrote:

> My notebook has firewire-in and my camera has firewire-out, that's how I'd
> do it.

Minor nit, but firewire is symmetrically bidirectional, there is no such
thing as "firewire-in" and "firewire-out", just "firewire".

> M. Treloar <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:(E-Mail Removed)...
>> I want to run a video cable from my camera into a notebook.
>> I have this setup on my desktop w AIW7500. Is there a
>> notebook with an AIW card that accepts video in?
>> --
>> Murray

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--John
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J. Clarke wrote:
> BeingAnonymousMakesMeObnoxious wrote:
>
>> My notebook has firewire-in and my camera has firewire-out, that's
>> how I'd do it.
>
> Minor nit, but firewire is symmetrically bidirectional, there is no
> such thing as "firewire-in" and "firewire-out", just "firewire".

It this what they call 'Nit Wit' ? (Just kidding)

Jimmy

> M. Treloar wrote:
>
> > I want to run a video cable from my camera into a notebook.
> > I have this setup on my desktop w AIW7500. Is there a
> > notebook with an AIW card that accepts video in?
>
> No notebooks with the ATI All-In-Wonder but there are some with
> video-in--take a look at the Sager NP 8790 for example (even though it has
> an ATI video chip, it's not an AIW, it uses a Conexant chip for video
> capture rather than the Rage Theater chip on an AIW). If you have a
> digital camcorder then you can use any laptop with a firewire port, which
> is quite common.

Has videoin? does that mean you can use it as a monitor for desktop pc? that
would be so cool.
Sharp

Sharp wrote:

>
>> M. Treloar wrote:
>>
>> > I want to run a video cable from my camera into a notebook.
>> > I have this setup on my desktop w AIW7500. Is there a
>> > notebook with an AIW card that accepts video in?
>>
>> No notebooks with the ATI All-In-Wonder but there are some with
>> video-in--take a look at the Sager NP 8790 for example (even though it
>> has an ATI video chip, it's not an AIW, it uses a Conexant chip for video
>> capture rather than the Rage Theater chip on an AIW). If you have a
>> digital camcorder then you can use any laptop with a firewire port, which
>> is quite common.
>
> Has videoin? does that mean you can use it as a monitor for desktop pc?
> that would be so cool.

It would be a pathetic monitor. Try using a TV for a monitor and you'll see
the problem.

> Sharp

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