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RE: AppleScript and Video Capture?
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RE: AppleScript and Video Capture?


  • Subject: RE: AppleScript and Video Capture?
  • From: Hellum Timothy <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 30 Aug 2001 12:38:28 -0400

Hi,

We use for Formac ProTV (www.formac.com) card and software here on a beige
G3, but I suppose the card would work in a G4 as well. It was fairly cheap,
roughly $100, I think (US) and does reasonable videograbs. The software is
somewhat Applescriptable, and I have included the dictionary below to give
you an idea.

HTH,

Timothy






> ----------
> From: Robert B. Parker
> Sent: Thursday, August 30, 2001 9:56 AM
> To: applescript users
> Subject: AppleScript and Video Capture?
>
> I've researched this issue with little luck, so here goes...
>
> I'm very familiar with Apple's Video Player application that allows
> certain
> S-Video enabled Macs (7500/8500, etc) to display and even capture images
> as
> stills or QuickTime movies. It's a great little app and it's also
> AppleScriptable. I'm currently working with a client that's using it to
> capture images from his microscope (which has an S-Video output) and then
> place the images into a FileMaker DB.
>
> The problem is that this same person wants to replace their aging 7500
> with
> a newer, shinier Mac (model to be determined). The second he does that,
> his
> nifty solution using Apple's Video Player/AppleScript/FileMaker breaks.
>
> I've already found several external boxes that can take the S-Video signal
> and convert it into something (FireWire???) that a newer Mac can deal
> with.
>
> Now all I then need to find an application which is AppleScriptable and
> allows image capture to occur. BTW, iMovie is NOT AppleScriptable.
>
> So...Anyone got any ideas on the hardware/software just described??? I'd
> love to hear about the solutions others are using and will summarize.
>
> Thanks!
> --
> Robert B. Parker, Inc.
> email@hidden
> 3809 N. LakeGrove Way cell: (208)
> 866-1547
> Boise, ID 83713 FileMaker Pro Solutions
> Developer
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