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December, 2005
by Charles Fulton
ADS Tech Pyro Studio FireWire Card/Capture Box/Vegas+DVD Bundle
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September, 1997
by Joe McCleskey
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December, 1998
by Jim Martin
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September, 1999
by Joe McCleskey
Pinnacle Systems miroVIDEO DV300 FireWire/SCSI Adapter Board
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August, 1999
by Larry Lemm
Canopus DVRaptor IEEE 1394 Capture Card
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November, 1999
by Larry Lemm
ADS Technologies PYRO IEEE 1394 Capture Card
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January, 2000
by Joe McCleskey
DPS Spark Plus Capture Card
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August, 2000
by Larry Lemm
Canopus Corporation EZDV Capture Card
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November, 2000
by Don Collins
ADS Technology PYRO ProDV IEEE-1394 Capture Card
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July, 2001
by Bruce Coykendall
Matrox RT2000 MEGA Pack 3.0 with Adobe Premiere 6.0
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October, 2001
by Bruce Coykendall
Priced low and feature-packed, the Pinnacle DV500 PLUS works well with Premiere 6.0 and is well worth consideration as an editing solution.
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September, 2003
by D. Eric Franks
Getting video into your computer is easier than ever.
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November, 2003
by Charles Fulton
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April, 2004
by Joe McCleskey
Matrox RT.X100 Xtreme Pro Video Collection
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May, 2004
by Charles Fulton
A Look Back at Videomaker Expo West 2004
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September, 2004
by Bill Davis
Fast and efficient, if you want to get video onto your computer (and we assume you do) you'll need an interface card.
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