doesn’t anyone buy the AJA I/O anymore ?

[Bart Harrison]

Many of my customers are now using them as transcoder boxes for their Kona 2/3 cards.

Bart

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[Michael Sacci]

I just bought one off of ebay for that prupose, I master HD timelines to DBeta offsite and I have been lugging my G5 quad with a Kona3 card in it to another site. I now plan to let the Kona3 down convert to my laptop with the Io and then just take my laptop across town.

Bart is there any software that can turn my laptop into a virtual deck or are people just doing a capture now in FCP?

[Jeremy Garchow]

I’m sure, that a lot of folks if they are buying new gear, are buying HD capable equipment, BUT your post is a testament to the io as it’s a great product that just works with very little maintenance.

Jeremy

[Tom Matthies]

I’ve got a Kona3 and an I/O on the same machine and use both every day. No problems with either hence no posts. They just work.
Tom

[Ron Thompson]

Just installed an IO for an new LH setup. Like my IO/LA unit, I haven’t heard a “peep” out of it.
Both used to route analog in and out of LH and other equipment.

[Scott Smith]

Sacci,

I’m not Bart, but there is some interesting new software coming out called Scopebox (https://www.scopebox.com/). It can be used as a video capture program, but it’s main purpose is to be a realtime waveform monitor, vectorscope, and audio monitor on your mac. Supposed to work well on mac laptops, and be decent as a capture program.