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Capture card (hdmi)
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I'm pretty sure nothing consumer captures HDCP content, if anything. Unless I've been missing something.
What sort of content do you want to capture? Stuff out of your cable box? Gaming footage? There are other options available, user Gugucom has quite good information
What sort of content do you want to capture? Stuff out of your cable box? Gaming footage? There are other options available, user Gugucom has quite good information
i wanna view HD tv on my 30 inch. connecting my cable box.
this equipment seems good http://www.curtpalme.com/MUX-HD.shtm
this equipment seems good http://www.curtpalme.com/MUX-HD.shtm
You need to get a dual-link DVI switch (something akin, but not exactly, to what you just linked) to support the 2560x1600 resolution your computer outputs and the 1080p signal from HDMI. I would assume that a 30" monitor would be HDCP compliant.
A capture card is something very different from a display switch....
http://www.blackmagic-design.com/products/intensity/
Honors the HDCP broadcast flag, but supposedly there are devices which will strip it... Also, it seems to capture component, if that is an option.
Honors the HDCP broadcast flag, but supposedly there are devices which will strip it... Also, it seems to capture component, if that is an option.
That looks like a pretty good design. For your cable system.
I'm using an EyeTV HDTV satellite receiver (a badged Digital Everywhere product called FireDTV-S2) with firewire interface to the Mac. Very good solution. I can use it with the MacPro and the MacBook Pro.
EyeTV has a fantastic GUI for recording and playback. The receiver has a remote that works very nicely with my Macs.
and other thing the cable box transmits a frequency of 50 HZ
and the apple cinema display have a frequency of 60Hz how can i get
this work?
very tnks