8 replies to this topic

[Anthony]

too bad i don't know how to put video into the computer, because i videotape all of my takeoffs and landings of my trips.  737 and 757's. behind wing and infront wing.     i like behind the wing because of the sound being loud of the thrust, and the exhaust smell seeps thru the window and smells good!

[Jon]

Just need a video capture card

[Anthony]

my card has an s video output along with the regular and flat panel plug, so the tv will hook up to it.   its an ati radeon 9600 pro

Edited by RB211535, 02 September 2003 - 10:34 AM.

[John]

Do you have a firewire port? That's how I do all my video. Works like a dream.

John

"My Airfield, My Domain"

[Anthony]

no

[John]

Oh, well firewire cards are pretty cheap. But a firewire cable is kinda expensive. But well worth it if you want to do video stuff. It's also VERY fast and stable. Because sometimes with other cables you will get a degredation in video quality or loose frames in the transfer.

John

"My Airfield, My Domain"

[Anthony]

on one of my videos, we were climbing out of lax and earlier on he taxi way the pilot said we were going to hit the haze at 2000ft well we barely lifted off 25R and we hit the haze, tell me, were we climbing at a high rate? i was in a 757-200.

[SargeJr3]

you need a firewire card and cable.  If you camera supports firewire then you plug the firewire in to the camera.  If not then you need to get a box that converts analog - digital.  Then you plug that box into the computer.

Like This

WITH FIREWIRE CAMERA: cam - comp (using firewire cable)

WITH OUT FIREWIRE: cam - convert box - computer

I hope that helps.

Edited by truegeek1000, 02 September 2003 - 05:11 PM.

[Smokie]

Yeah... a 757-200 has a very high power to weight ratio