I have the capture device that came with 14. I need to use the device to capture an analog for time stamp. Can I continue to use the device with 17?
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No because l trid and it didn't work how should l do to capture with pinacle 17
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I'm betting it's just an update in firmware. Maybe to make it compatible with Time Machine? Might want to check with Drobo's tech support.
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I only use this device to connect a DV camcorder to a PC. I have NO experience with using a VCR with this device. I am NOT sure why you would need a Time Based Code -- all this does is convert analog to digital. Hope this helps.
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I've had it for about 6 months now. I use it on my Direct tv to record on my laptop and then to watch tv wirelessly on my iPad. It does exactly what it says. Not sure about analog tv, but I don't see why it wouldn't
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No, this only converts analog to digital. There is a digital to analog version that should work though.
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Yes. You only need a TDC mark to set the timing. Dial back the light until the marks line up and read the actual advance on the digital screen.
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My manual says it only recognizes up to 8. I tried a 16 I had laying around and it didn't work.
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Worked for me too. THANK YOU!I held down the +, THEN turned on the Flip. Was brought into Setup and changed the date/saved it by pressing arrow as was displayed. It appeared to be changed. Not sure how to check it, but will call it a plus to get this far. Just learning how to do video now.Thanks again.Rozhttp://www.RozOnTwitter.com
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A slight correction to the statement that the software doesn't allow for the 110 format. You are correct that the automatic slide/negative detection only works for certain sizes, but if you turn off the preview mode, button top left when in the advanced scanning tab, you will get the raw strip from the scanner. Using the dashed line box, you have to manually draw the box around the slide/negative you want to capture. It will capture as many as you draw boxes for. Painful, yes, but it does work.The likelihood of an SDK would seem remote, as this is a driver you would be hacking, but an expanded set of formats would certainly be more attractive than the current hand drawing method. A slight correction to the statement that the software doesn't allow for the 110 format. You are correct that the automatic slide/negative detection only works for certain sizes, but if you turn off the preview mode, button top left when in the advanced scanning tab, you will get the raw strip from the scanner. Using the dashed line box, you have to manually draw the box around the slide/negative you want to capture. It will capture as many as you draw boxes for. Painful, yes, but it does work.The likelihood of an SDK would seem remote, as this is a driver you would be hacking,... » Read More A slight correction to the statement that the software doesn't allow for the 110 format. You are correct that the automatic slide/negative detection only works for certain sizes, but if you turn off the preview mode, button top left when in the advanced scanning tab, you will get the raw strip from the scanner. Using the dashed line box, you have to manually draw the box around the slide/negative you want to capture. It will capture as many as you draw boxes for. Painful, yes, but it does work.The likelihood of an SDK would seem remote, as this is a driver you would be hacking, but an expanded set of formats would certainly be more attractive than the current hand drawing method. « Show Less
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I don't know if you can. If you've had it for some time and it died then it may not be worth trying. Mine died at about the 1 1/2 year point I think it was. I went out and bought another one. My only though is perhaps to hook it up to a regular computer, see if it recognizes the drive and play around from there. I would be hesitant to use it for too long if you can manage to reform it. When it does you get little warning and you lose all the recordings on it.
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Hi Daniel M. Why would you want to change when the film2sb has a slide holder as well. It is a seven inch long holder, just drop 25 or so slides into the chamber ( stacked ), then slide the holder to the right to engage the first slide to drop, slide to left to view on the screen, click "ok" if it looks good and ok again to capture on the provided memory 2gb card. Do the same process again to eject the chosen slide and continue as before. I captured 300 very old cardboard half frame mounts all on to the memory card. Each slide takes3 or 4 seconds. Do you have a slide handler as well as a film handler, the slide handler is normally with the unit. So very easy, I was amazed. Hi Daniel M. Why would you want to change when the film2sb has a slide holder as well. It is a seven inch long holder, just drop 25 or so slides into the chamber ( stacked ), then slide the holder to the right to engage the first slide to drop, slide to left to view on the screen, click "ok" if it looks good and ok again to capture on the provided memory 2gb card. Do the same process again to eject the chosen slide and continue as before. I captured 300 very old cardboard half frame mounts all on to the memory card. Each slide takes3 or 4 seconds. Do you have a slide handler as... » Read More Hi Daniel M. Why would you want to change when the film2sb has a slide holder as well. It is a seven inch long holder, just drop 25 or so slides into the chamber ( stacked ), then slide the holder to the right to engage the first slide to drop, slide to left to view on the screen, click "ok" if it looks good and ok again to capture on the provided memory 2gb card. Do the same process again to eject the chosen slide and continue as before. I captured 300 very old cardboard half frame mounts all on to the memory card. Each slide takes3 or 4 seconds. Do you have a slide handler as well as a film handler, the slide handler is normally with the unit. So very easy, I was amazed. « Show Less
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No. What you can do is record at 33 and then use the Audacity software to change the speed in the digital file.
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I have an older version but believe the device works the same. All the AMOD does is create a GPS tracking log that captures coordinates and altitude on a regular basis that you determine, e.g., every 5 seconds. The you need software, either that provided by AMOD or another source, to correlate the AMOD data to the image data from your camera. I use HoudahGeo software for my Mac which will tag any kind of image with GPS data which I then load into Lightroom.
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I just didn't hear enough about the technology to know how well it would work (as you can see, no one besides you responded)--so my husband and I are still stuck in analog-ville. We bought two new cassette recorders at Best Buy (which still carries full-size cassette recorders) and use one for recording and one for transcribing. Clunky and time-consuming but it works. One day we'll switch over...but not quite yet!
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With the proper software you bet you can. I will say this if you dont like programming it and just want to play real time then it is way worth the money, everythng I do on is real time no quantizing and it sounds great, i use up to 6 digits at a time. Its a very cool unit. Go to youtube.com and punch in davedemile or davedemile1234, good luck
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Hello, Yes this is possible. You can download the recordings before they expire. There are no fees or limitations. This is addressed in the following support center article: http://support.homemonitor.me/customer/portal/articles/1104157. Answers to many FAQs can be found in our support centre here: http://support.homemonitor.me/. Thanks, Matthew Sales/Support Department Toll Free: (877) 638-2260 Network Camera Store
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Hi Dawn..I'm not sure I understand... If you run left channel to left "03" input and right channel too right input of "03" you can record to "03" but seems there should be a cheaper device for recording 2 tracks out there? paul