Firewire Digital Video

Digital Video today& ready for all your Firewire/1394 Peripherals tomorrow

• Connects to Digital Camcorders
  
• Works with 1394 hard drives
  
• Edit Video and send out to tape
  
• Produce Digital Video Movies
  
• 3 Ports at 400 Mbit/second
  
• Fully IEEE 1394a compliant
  
• Plug and Play

£106.00 (ex-vat)

FEATURES:

• Control the camera via software
• Record and preview in real time
• True non-linear video Editing system
• Add titles, effects, voice-overs and music
• Save as .AVI, Real Video, .ASF, MPEG & Quick time video
• Create Video Greeting Cards and Video e-mail
• Transfer edited video back to Digital Camcorder

MINIMUM SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS FOR 1394 CARD:

• Pentium 233 MHz
  
• 32 MB RAM
  
• 1 GB hard drive
  
• CD-ROM drive
  
• Sound card

Recommended System for Digital Video capture:

• Pentium II 333 MHz
  
• Windows 98 or Windows 98 SE
  
• 64 MB RAM
  
• AGP video card or PCI w/4 MB RAM
  
• Sound card
  
• CD-ROM drive
  
• 80 MB hard disk space for capture/editing application
  
• 4 GB hard disk space (20 minutes of raw DV footage)

INCLUDES:

• 1394 PCI 3 port host card
• 1394 to DV Editing Cable
• U-Lead Video Studio Editing Package
• User manual

COMPATIBLE DIGITAL CAMCORDERS*:

• Sony: VX-1000, PC-10, TRV-7, TRV-9, GV-D900, GV-D300, CCD-TRV900, DCR-PC1
  
• Canon: XL-1, Optura, Vistura
  
• JVC: GRDVL9000U

PAL CAMCORDERS:

• Sony: DCR-PCI (PAL)
  
• Canon: ZR, XL-1 (PAL)

CAMCORDERS REQUIRING WIN 98 SE:

• Panasonic: PVDV710, AGEZ30U
  
• JVC: JRDV3U, GRDVM5U

*Many other digital camcorders may be compatible. This is our list of fully tested camcorders only.

All About Firewire and 1394:

The IEEE-1394 interface standard specification is also known as "FireWire" by Apple Computer, Inc. (who also invented the interface) and as "iLink" or "iLink 1394" by Sony Corp. All these terms refer to the same thing. The goal for the future of personal computing is for all peripheral devices to be connected outside the PC. This means that instead of opening the case and adding a circuit board, any PC user can simply PLUG any device into a 1394 port and begin using the device. 1394 devices can be daisy chained. You can have up to 63 devices connected simultaneously. 1394 combines Plug and Play and Hot Swapping capabilities with high-speed data throughput to make this goal attainable.

External ports of the past have not had the high speed data bus required for data intensive applications such as hard disk storage, high quality audio and video and data communications. 1394 provides the fastest data throughput most users have ever experienced on their PC.

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