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Re: [ECS] Video Capture and capture cards for sale michael.hardy.rss.rockwell.com Wed, 15 Jul 1998 10:25:18 -0700

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Let me state first of all that I do not work for the company that writes
Gotcha, but I do use it. So that being said,
take a look at Gotcha at http://www.prescientsys.com for a good event based
video capture utility.

This will work under Windows 3.x. You can have the computer watch the area
in question with a Video Camera and
any Video input device. The Computer will record only on movement in view
of the video camera.

I hooked a System up with Gotcha and aimed the Camera at a Humming Bird
feeder. I was curious to see how much activity
and what type of Hummers visited the Feeder. I turned the capture on and
went to work. When I returned, I had about 3 minutes of video of the
Hummers swooping in, feeding and flying away.  Kinda cool.


Now Page Down if you want to see the message on some video capture cards I
have for sale.


Mike

or else delete and move on.

















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I was working on a project to provide video capture for a Business. The
Project was canned by the new owner and I now have more than I need for my
own use and no time to follow up on other uses.


I have new in box,
VGA out
Video in on 2 Line Video and one S-video input
125 channel TV tuner
Sound Card that fit in one PCI Slot.
The best part is the ability to control it with an infra red remote
provided.
The cards play MPEG-1 Video CD's (Not DVD)

Manufactured by Dooin in Korea.

Take a look at the following reviews
http://apcmag.com/reviews/21e2_1ba.htm
http://www.zdnet.com.au/compweek/issues/1996/06/28/seven.html

My cost was $363 each.

Priced at      $200 +
CA Sales Tax.  $15.5 +
I'll pay US Postal Service Priority Mail.

Mike Hardy
Hardy Automation

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