Scot:
A couple of options include:
The DFG/1394-1 <http://www.1394imaging.com/products/interfaces/dfg13941/
>. This isn't a DV source, so you can run it in tandem with a separate DV
camera.
At the opposite end of the spectrum you could go with the USB-based
InterView adapter <http://www.echofx.com/>. Since it is USB based, you
can use it along with a Firewire/DV source.
I'm not aware of a PCMCIA based capture card with Mac OS X drivers...
The video codecs don't do a great job with screen graphics. LiveChannel
has a feature called Live Presenter that allows you to push URLs. This is
a much better way to deliver hi-res screen graphics such as slides. You
can also use it to direct viewers to web sites or any other url-based content.
>I'm looking for recommendations on OS X-compatible PCMCIA analog capture
>cards. The goal is to use LiveChannel to mix output from a live DV camera
>with analog video out from a computer running PowerPoint presentations, web,
>etc. ChannelStorm tells me this should be possible with a PCI video capture
>card - I'm assuming it would also work with a PCMCIA capture card that takes
>S-Video input (since our webcast machine is a laptop).
>
>So -- has anyone done this? Does anyone have favorite PCMCIA capture cards
>(or outboard boxes that could be used for the purpose)?
>
>Thanks,
>Scot
>
>
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