Do you think it can beat Macrovision? Their spec sheet says :
"Capture analog and digital video: Formac studio provides input and output for Composite Video (RCA), S-Video and two FireWire interfaces. Simply hook up your VHS, S-VHS, VHS-C, Hi8, DV/D8 camcorder / VCR or DVD player and capture movies straight to your Mac - full-screen at 30 frames per second! Of course Formac studio supports all major movie formats such as 4:3, 16:10, 16:9 and 2.35:1."
So I could record a DVD movie onto my HD, and then record it to VHS? I doubt it would beat Macrovision though.
Also, how many MB of hard disc space does approx. 1 Hr. of analog VHS require? I would like to transfew the World Series to digital and eventually move it to DVD when I get a superdrive.
This thing seems pretty cool, the sell it at the apple store. I may get one, but I would for sure if it was a runaround of macrovision.
"Capture analog and digital video: Formac studio provides input and output for Composite Video (RCA), S-Video and two FireWire interfaces. Simply hook up your VHS, S-VHS, VHS-C, Hi8, DV/D8 camcorder / VCR or DVD player and capture movies straight to your Mac - full-screen at 30 frames per second! Of course Formac studio supports all major movie formats such as 4:3, 16:10, 16:9 and 2.35:1."
So I could record a DVD movie onto my HD, and then record it to VHS? I doubt it would beat Macrovision though.
Also, how many MB of hard disc space does approx. 1 Hr. of analog VHS require? I would like to transfew the World Series to digital and eventually move it to DVD when I get a superdrive.

This thing seems pretty cool, the sell it at the apple store. I may get one, but I would for sure if it was a runaround of macrovision.





