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Video Capture for Mac USB2 Video Capture Hardware | 
| Brand: Pinnacle
Category: CE
List Price: $167.04
Buy New: $93.89
You Save: $73.15 (44%)
New (37) Used (1) from $87.48
Rating:  12 reviews
Sales Rank: 2234
Media: Electronics
Memorabilia: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 3
Dimensions (in): 8 x 5.5 x 2.7
MPN: 8230-10021-01
Model: 8230-10021-01
UPC: 613570221906
EAN: 0613570221906
ASIN: B000WR4BBU
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Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
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| Features:
| • | Box Content - USB video capture device with MPEG-4 compression hardware, Pinnacle Video Capture software | | • | Easy connection - Just plug it into a USB 2.0 or 1.1 port on your Mac | | • | Flexible recording - Record video from any analog source - camcorder, set-top box, game console or VCR | | • | Video for iTunes - Videos automatically added to iTunes, ready to sync with iPod or Apple TV | | • | Hardware encoding - Built-in MPEG-4 encoder frees up the Mac's processor for other tasks |
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Product Description
Pinnacle Video Capture for Mac is a sleek and simple way to add analog video capture capabilities to a Mac. The user can capture video in an iPod-native format from a wide range of analog sources - camcorder, set-top box, game console or VCR. Imported videos are automatically added to iTunes, ready to sync with an iPod or Apple TV. The built-in MPEG-4 encoder frees up the Mac's processor for other tasks. Capture Formats - Hardware compressed Mpeg-4 System Requirements - Mac OS X, version 10.4 or later, Power PC G4 500MHz or faster, G5 or Intel Core processor, 256MB RAM
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| Customer Reviews: Read 7 more reviews...
 Love this product!!! November 30, 2008
DLindberg49 (Pittsburgh, PA, USA)
Finally able to convert old family movies to my macbook to create and edit movies that can be put on CD's for the family to easily watch.
 WASTE OF MONEY AND TIME November 16, 2008
M. Nault (USA)
Learn from my mistakes. Degraded video, loss of sync, does not work with iMovie. Spend the bucks and go with the Canopus ADVC55.
Awesome Capture Card! November 1, 2008
Felix Velazquez (USA)
I didn't knew Amazon had this item till i fount out by a friend. As soon as i heard i rushed to buy it, what was more surprising was that it was cheap! i placed it in my cart, but i didn't had any money...haha
2 to 3 days later i added money to my card and bought it, i got the overnight shipment and it is infact overnight, i couldn't even sleep!
nice product dough!
I WOULD RECOMMEND IT!
 Not what I hoped for. August 10, 2008
L. Nogg (Omaha, NE USA)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
Ultimately, I was disappointed in this product.
THE GOOD: I purchased this for a friend who is not very computer literate, but she was able to install it and transfer some video without problems.
THE BAD: Her primary use was to transfer VHS videos of family events which she would put onto DVD to preserve them as well as make copies for other family members. The problem is, the quality of the transfer is poor at best. The unit captures the original video onto the computer as an MP4 into iTunes. There is no option to transfer it at a better quality or into iMovie (which would have made more sense). We burned the captured video using iDVD and played it back on a regular 19 inch TV. I was shocked at how poor the quality was. The audio was a bit tinny, but worse was the video. I flipped back and forth between the original VHS and the new DVD and the picture from the DVD was probably 30-40% worse than the original material.
Since this gets transfered into iTunes, maybe the quality would be okay for playback on a 2 inch screen on a Video iPod, iPhone or maybe on YouTube, but if you plan to watch it on a TV, I'd suggest spending more money and get a better capture device... particularly if you want to preserve family memories or other material that is important to you.
LOUSY VIDEO TRANSFER August 9, 2008
Saudi Editor (Saudi Arabia)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
The Pinnacle Video Capture for Mac is a waste of money. I used Dazzle years ago with an iMac and it was fine. This new device for Mac does not let my VCR sync with my MacBookPro ( Tiger ). It lags a few seconds behind in both video and audio and then the computer tries to play catch-up which it is not able to do. So the results are full of pixels trying to form an image. Pinnacle's support services have been very annoying since they have continually told me they could not read my emails to them and have asked me to send in my complaint 3 times. Are they trying to discourage me ??
I had great hopes for this product ( not really cheap ) and have been very disappointed. I could not recommend this product.
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