Thank you for the answers. We have some old videotape on the stuff before VHS (3/4"?, the huge decks that news rooms used with the giant tape cartridges). I've had a VVS system for about a decade but have just never made time to use it. I even had it installed in a PM8100/100, but getting the tape player set up near it was always too much trouble. Now I'm not even sure the old thing works any more.
So if one captures old Videotape content with the Fuse or VideoVision, and wants to store it on a playable DVD, the path would be something like:
1) Capture MJPEG using OS 7.6.1 or some such.
2) Move MJPEG files to an OSX machine
3) Convert to MPEG2 or MPEG4 (h.264?) using...?
How old of versions of Premier had problems? I think that the VVS came with v.4.2.
So if one captures old Videotape content with the Fuse or VideoVision, and wants to store it on a playable DVD, the path would be something like:
1) Capture MJPEG using OS 7.6.1 or some such.
2) Move MJPEG files to an OSX machine
3) Convert to MPEG2 or MPEG4 (h.264?) using...?
How old of versions of Premier had problems? I think that the VVS came with v.4.2.