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Richard Tamayo · November 27th, 2007, 08:16 PM

I am looking for suggestions. I am thinking of upgrading from premiere 6 to premiere pro. Currently for a capture device I have a matrox rt2500 system along with Premiere 6. I currently have a break out box which is connected to the rt2500 card which consist of composites and s-video in/outs. The card also has firewire in/out. So if I get rid of the card, I get rid of my import/ export options.

I want these same options with another card if possible or something similar.
I would like a PCI Card for analog & DV I/O which lets me use both DV and analog camcorders & VCRs, MiniDV, Hi8, VHS, Digital8, 8mm, S-VHS. I want to capture analog video, but can also output analog or DV footage directly to VHS or S-VHS tape deck. I want to be able to hook-up my television to the A/V output and see just how my video will look on a real TV while I am editing with adobe premiere pro. Is this possible to achieve using Premiere pro? What card would you suggest?

Ray Bell · November 28th, 2007, 02:18 PM

You might want to look at the Black Macic Intensity Pro....

Download the manual and see if the hook ups will work for you...

November 27th, 2007, 08:16 PM	#1
Richard Tamayo Regular Crew Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Davenport,IA. Posts: 111	capture card for Premiere pro I am looking for suggestions. I am thinking of upgrading from premiere 6 to premiere pro. Currently for a capture device I have a matrox rt2500 system along with Premiere 6. I currently have a break out box which is connected to the rt2500 card which consist of composites and s-video in/outs. The card also has firewire in/out. So if I get rid of the card, I get rid of my import/ export options. I want these same options with another card if possible or something similar. I would like a PCI Card for analog & DV I/O which lets me use both DV and analog camcorders & VCRs, MiniDV, Hi8, VHS, Digital8, 8mm, S-VHS. I want to capture analog video, but can also output analog or DV footage directly to VHS or S-VHS tape deck. I want to be able to hook-up my television to the A/V output and see just how my video will look on a real TV while I am editing with adobe premiere pro. Is this possible to achieve using Premiere pro? What card would you suggest? __________________ richard tamayo

November 28th, 2007, 02:18 PM	#2
Ray Bell Regular Crew Join Date: Nov 2004 Posts: 1,414	You might want to look at the Black Macic Intensity Pro.... Download the manual and see if the hook ups will work for you...