Grass Valley ADVC-300 - Manual (Page 47)

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Capturing analog video into computer Capturing analog video into computer Capturing analog video into computer Capturing analog video into computer Capturing analog video into computer
NOTE
Do not turn ON/OFF the ADVC-
300 power when the computer
connected to the ADVC-300 via a
DV cable is OFF or in the standby
mode. Otherwise, your computer
may become unbootable depend-
ing on the OHCI card being used.
In this instance, disconnect the
ADVC-300 from the computer
temporarily, turn OFF and ON the
power of the computer, and then
connect the ADVC-300 to the
computer again. Press the [POWER] switch on the rear.
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By pressing the [INPUT SELECT] switch on the front,
switch the input mode to the ANALOG IN external
input mode.
> The ANALOG IN LED will light.
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Playback the video you want to capture on the ana-
log VCR.
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Capture the video on your computer.
> For how to capture the video on your computer, consult
the user's manual of the software you are using.
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Audio sampling frequency during
capturing
In Line input selection: You can
select from 48 kHz (16-bit) and
32 kHz (12-bit). Select this set-
ting using the DIP switch or “Pic-
ture Controller 300”.
Tip
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Press the [POWER] switch on the rear.
1 1
By pressing the [INPUT SELECT] switch on the front,
switch the input mode to the ANALOG IN external
input mode.
> The ANALOG IN LED will start light.
2 2
Put the DV camera in the record pause mode.
3 3
Playback the video you want to copy on the analog
VCR.
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Release the pause button of the DV camera.
> The analog video will be copied to the DV camera.
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