Video Input
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Video Input
I have a laptop with Bogart for Windows installed. It has USB inputs and a HDMI input. If I want to input video from numerous sources should I purchase an adapter that goes through USB or HDMI? I found a HDMI adapter but I wasn't sure it would work. Will the Bogart software work in the Record window when using an adapter? Or do I first have to import using Moviemaker or some other capture software?
Mike Mattke
"Father of the Casablanca Cafe"
Sturgeon Bay, WI
"Father of the Casablanca Cafe"
Sturgeon Bay, WI
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Re: Video Input
B4W will accept inputs through USB directly. Not sure on HDMI. Usually HDMI is an output not input but I don't know your machine so.....
Chris Crawford
Travel 2, running Bogart 12, All software
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Travel 2, running Bogart 12, All software
Karat with Bogart 10.3 , Arabesk 7
S-4000 Pro with Bogart 5.5c, Render Booster, most software
Panasonic AG-AC 160, Sony NEX-VG900, Sony NXCAM - NX30U
Cannon XF-705
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Re: Video Input
B4W will see a USB device and import directly from it.
However, as Chris says, HDMI is normally an out - even so it's not (yet) considered as an editable format.
However, as Chris says, HDMI is normally an out - even so it's not (yet) considered as an editable format.
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