I am looking for a capture device that I can input HDMI video from a camera and Composite audio from a mixer that I can send to an imac will this work?
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Yes this will work. I use this device for this exact thing. It comes with a breakout cable not pictured here that has composite audio inputs and outputs.
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Yes, this should work. As long as your input application (which black magic provides one) will allow you to select the various inputs. I have encountered a few situations (using composite video input) where the audio can get out of alignment. This can be easily fixed in an NLE like Premiere Pro or FCP X. This might not be an issue with an HDMI input. Be aware that this product will not auto-sense which inputs you are using. You will need to know what inputs and what frame rates you are outputting via HDMI to get your recording to come through predictably. If you are comfortable with that, then this will work fine for you. Yes, this should work. As long as your input application (which black magic provides one) will allow you to select the various inputs. I have encountered a few situations (using composite video input) where the audio can get out of alignment. This can be easily fixed in an NLE like Premiere Pro or FCP X. This might not be an issue with an HDMI input. Be aware that this product will not auto-sense which inputs you are using. You will need to know what inputs and what frame rates you are outputting via HDMI to get your recording to come through predictably. If you are comfortable with that,... » Read More Yes, this should work. As long as your input application (which black magic provides one) will allow you to select the various inputs. I have encountered a few situations (using composite video input) where the audio can get out of alignment. This can be easily fixed in an NLE like Premiere Pro or FCP X. This might not be an issue with an HDMI input. Be aware that this product will not auto-sense which inputs you are using. You will need to know what inputs and what frame rates you are outputting via HDMI to get your recording to come through predictably. If you are comfortable with that, then this will work fine for you. « Show Less
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The better question is does the Creative Labs E-MU 0404 support the Mac with the latest drivers. The E-MU 0404 USB combines an external audio sound card and two microphone inputs into one USB unit; with the Microphones being plugged into the E-MU 0404. Your mic, the Yeti Blue mic is a USB mic and hence is being plugged into a USB port also, and not into the E-MU 0404 USB device. Why would you need this? I think the Apple MAC has integrated audio and your software should capture the USB mic input and fix any latencys during the recording. The audio output on the PC will include the mixed audio from the mic.
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Thanks! This looks great for the Mac, but a PC version (or parallel) would be great. Basically I'm looking for a timed way for a camera to come on a specific hour, and record until another hour, and then rotate the video files. Thoughts?
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I have only used this device with Windows based PCs. I've looked to see if there is any support for Mac OSX, but can't find anything. It may work, but honestly, you might be better off looking for a different product.
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I just tried the same, and found that it actually does work. I had iMovie '08 running "in background" when I plugged in the card reader USB stick. iMovie popped up the import dialog without any additional action from my side. Works nicely. This is why I like the Mac :)
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Sorry not certain I am Not a mac user. Email in a few days at fttvienna@aol.com and I can help you out. At this time I am out of town and can't supply much detail. As you may or may not be aware Video software capture and processing is a complicated process. MANY MANY products are out there. I purchased something on line that converts formats and MAC type was one of the. and there are many types of programs out there Camera came with software that stores video in three formats I had no issues with Storing and editing. You also have to piece all the points you create when you use Pause feature because camera creates a separate video clip each time you pause. Software supplied with camera does handle that
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Yes, you can. I used this cable to capture media from a JVC to my MacBook Pro.
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YES! I have attached it to an iMac and to a macbook pro using the Audacity software. It works great with both.
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Yes. You'll also require a software Video Switch - vMix. See: vMix Supported Hardware, System Requirements & Video Capture Hardware as a Guide. Hope this helps!
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Thanks. That worked! I was able to import video from my hdr-hc3 using imovie 2009 with those tips.
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Well it is IF your iMac has a THUNDERBOLT port-then yes. Older Macs may not have this port as it's a newer development. I have a MacBook Pro- new. This SINGLE cable allow you to stream (audio and video) 1080p directly into your flatscreen via HDMI. Works great- if you have Thunderbolt. If not then I don't know what to tell you.
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The CD which accompanied the hardware is only for PC. When I purchased my EZCap, I received an email from EZCAP-tV Amazon Marketplace which directed me to website "http://www.bentrask.com/easycap/" which provided the application EasyCapViewer. Once you've downloaded and started that application, a window titled Capture Device appears, with a carrot in the screen center. Clicking that carrot will allow you to view whatever audiovisual signal is being sent by the hardware (Video player + EzCap hardware). To get it to record, you'll need to go to the menu and select start record from the file menu. This procedure has worked well for me for both my iMac and MacBook Air.
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Xbox? I don't know about that. As I said, it works when you want to export video only, not audio, out of iMac or Mac air.
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Capture video from HDMI, DVI, VGA or component input sources Supports HDMI or 2-channel RCA stereo audio Full 1080p video capture Still-image capture supported MPEG4 and H.264 encoding NTSC and PAL systems supported
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The older version of this iMac does not have audio in the hdmi cable, you need a separate audio cable. I believe (not absolutely sure) the older hdmi cables do not carry audio.
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Yes, it connects to the Mac's firewire port and can download footage directly into iMovie (if you want). I own this camera and use it with my Mac Mini, running OS 10.4
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I'm using it on a desktop and it is great for that. It's made to be fully Apple compatible, so it should work for you. I've had my Mackie mixer for fifteen years of shows and home recordings and it's never let me down, so I think the Mackie interface is a safe bet.