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I have a few questions regarding this product and hope someone on the forums can help. Are there any drivers available that I can download to use my Dazzle with my Mac? Is there anyway I can use my dazzle at the same time as watching in HD? If it is not possible to use my dazzle with Mac OS then what would be the minimum recommended specs for a PC to run the device efficiently.
Thanks for any advice. Amx mod studio software for mac. Back in the day, I used a Dazzle for transferring VCR tapes, And old analog camcorders, to DVD. It wasn't worth the effort. Quality was horrible. I used VirtulDub to record video to AVI. Video size was 240 X 320 (If I remember correctly) It would not make a 720 x 480 video for DVD, no matter what I did.
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I had to run a separate wire from the audio out of the VCR into the line in on the PC, because the Dazzle wouldn't process both audio and video on my old PC. I tried to get it to work on Macbook running OSX Tiger, but didn't succeed.
(I could be wrong here, but, I think Mac requires Firewire for video, Dazzle has USB) Finally tossed it in a drawer and bought a standalone DVDrecorder that blew the Dazzle away in the quality dept. I used the Dazzle on an old Sony Viao, 512 MB ram, Pent 4, 2.8 GHz processor. Also tried on my daughters Toshiba laptop running Vista, but it would not recognize the Dazzle. I didn't really try that hard.
Back in the day, I used a Dazzle for transferring VCR tapes, And old analog camcorders, to DVD. It wasn't worth the effort. Quality was horrible. I used VirtulDub to record video to AVI. Video size was 240 X 320 (If I remember correctly) It would not make a 720 x 480 video for DVD, no matter what I did. I had to run a separate wire from the audio out of the VCR into the line in on the PC, because the Dazzle wouldn't process both audio and video on my old PC.
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I tried to get it to work on Macbook running OSX Tiger, but didn't succeed. (I could be wrong here, but, I think Mac requires Firewire for video, Dazzle has USB) Finally tossed it in a drawer and bought a standalone DVDrecorder that blew the Dazzle away in the quality dept. I used the Dazzle on an old Sony Viao, 512 MB ram, Pent 4, 2.8 GHz processor. Also tried on my daughters Toshiba laptop running Vista, but it would not recognize the Dazzle. I didn't really try that hard. Odd, my Dazzle DVC 100 looks and works great. Of course to get HD you need an S-Video and a splitter to get the most out of the dazzle.
Basically what you need to do (sorry I don't own a mac but I can help with your other problems.) is get a splitter for your gaming console, video player, etc. I take it you probably are running it for games, so to use the dazzle on your tv as well as your macbook buy a splitter that splits the cables from the console to the dazzle/tv. Now you shouldn't need any more than a basic computer to run dazzle because it is just an imaging/audio device. If you need to run the movie editor that came with it however you may need a bit of power behind it (4GB ram 2.3 GHZ processor, most new PCs often have these low of specs). Now if you are having problems with the audio but having the image just fine then you need to (like I did) buy this kind of cable or adapter '3.5mm Stereo Male to 3.5mm Stereo Female Y-Cable' they sell it cheap online and sometimes in stores for only a few bucks. Also make sure the Red and White are female and the black is male.
Hope you succeed-Gilroy Edited by Purplegill10, 14 August 2012 - 03:03 PM.
VideoGlide v1.5.4 Drivers for video capture devices based on Empia 28xx. VideoGlide Editor's review VideoGlide For Mac OS X allows you to use a variety of video devices to capture video and take screen shots under Mac OS X. Video can be captured at 640 x 480 at 29.97 frames per second for NTSC video sources, and 640 x 480 at 25 frames per second for PAL/SECAM sources.Supported devices include:Daystar ProView USB,Pinnacle Dazzle DVC-90Grabee X,V-Stream Xpert DVD Maker,LinXcel Video Grabber,plus many similar devices.A number of devices containing TV Tuners are also supported, however, only the video inputs are supported, not the tuners themselves. To determine if a given device is supported, install the software and run /Applications/VideoGlide Capture. If you are asked for a serial number, then the device is recognized and will probably work. To be sure, click 'Cancel' and proceed in demonstration mode.
Dazzle Dvc-100 Videoglide For Mac
If you can see and capture video, then the device is supported.Audio support is available for VideoGlide devices that have audio inputs.
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