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    GigaPocket vs Sony DV/Analog Converter Dashboard
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    Last Reply: April 3, 2003, 12:21 pm

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    Author GigaPocket vs Sony DV/Analog Converter
    Chuckamuck

    Rank: Sony Fan


    Joined: Oct 26, 2002
    Posts: 2
    From: New York, NY

      Posted: 2002-11-07 12:34

    I'm considering buying a new customized Sony VAIO in the new RZ series.

    I'm interested in GigaPocket more as a way of recording from analog sources (and less so as a TV recorder) and plan to edit a lot of home movies shot in both Hi-8 and MiniDV using Premiere 6.5 and AfterEffects, then burning to DVD.

    However, I also own a Sony DVCM-DA2 -- a device which converts analog video and audio sources into digital signals which are then fed into the computer via firewire (i.LINK).

    So...can I save myself the extra $220 and simply use my D/A converter for those analog sources, or does GigaPocket offer me some other great flexability that I'm not aware of? (and keep in mind I don't really plan to use it to record programs off-air).

    Also: I'd almost rather have the Sound Blaster Audigy card than GigaPocket (they're not available in the same configuration) but only if I can still achieve the same things with the D/A converter that I would with GigaPocket.

    Thanks in advance...


       


    wshoov

    Rank: Sony Fan


    Joined: Apr 03, 2003
    Posts: 1
    From: Missouri

      Posted: 2003-04-03 12:21

    I'm wondering the same thing - whether I should order Giga Pocket on a custom VAIO RZ 20-series desktop, basically in order to allow for conversion of VHS tapes to digital (not TV record). I know there are alternatives (e.g. WinFast TV Deluxe XP) but not sure how they compare.

    Chuckamuck, did you ever buy a VAIO? Did you get Giga? How has your VHS conversion experience been with whatever you ended up with?



       
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