Re: ADVC-100 to Mac Audio Question
- From: Gene E. Bloch <spamfree@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 05 Mar 2007 15:43:10 -0800
On 3/03/2007, Gene E. Bloch posted this:
On 3/03/2007, fleemo17@xxxxxxxxxxx posted this:This is more of an audio question, but I'm hoping a video guru could
clue me in here. I have a Canopus ADVC-100 converter hooked up from a
cassette deck to my Intel Mac via Firewire so I can digitize some old
audio cassettes. I thought I could fire up QuickTime Pro and do a "New
Audio Recording," but I don't seem to be getting signal from the deck.
I checked under the Sound panel in the System Preferences, hoping to
find the ADVC listed in the Input list, but no. Any suggestions as to
how to get the audio piped into my Mac? Will QuickTime Pro do the
job? I also have ProTools and Garage Band.
Thanks.
-Fleemo
This came up recently (were you that poster?).
Try connecting any old video source to one of the video inputs of the converter while trying to record the audio. Then demux the resulting file.
I'd like to thank Ken, Richard, & Mike for taking up the cudgel here. You saved a little work for this lazy guy!
Ken's question about "Did you ever get the ADC working?" might be key here...Not sure, but...
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