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  • Hello Kristian,

    In my opion, the main idea behind this device is to produce H.264-files with a low spec computer, the heavy encoding work should be done by H.264 Pro Recorder. I still think this is possible.

    I see the H.264 Pro Recorder more like a VTR which uses a laptop as storage, so no need for a preview (ok would be nice). The stream should correctly be encoded by the firmware and is currently max 20 Mbit/s, so never a problem to store for any computer. The glitches are a firmware-problem (main problem), the heavy CPU-usage is an avoidable softwareproblem.

    Again a small program with one start/stop button, one preferences button, a box for the directory/filename and a displayed timecounter (recordingcheck) would be enough,

    with kind regards

    Jack

  • Hello,

    I run it under vista 64-bits version. I have also problems with glitches, once every 30 seconds by YUV-connector.
    My ideal captureprogram would be very simple : One start and stop button, one button for the preferences and one box for the filename (with counter, to prevent overwriting of footage). And maybe an extra counter of captured time / MB’s.
    This would also make it possible to run it on simple laptops/netbooks.

    I am happy they are working on new firmware/software

    Jack

  • Hello Rich,

    this is confirmed by the last sentence of this post https://forums.creativecow.net/readpost/124/876832

    would be a great feature to switch off the preview, maybe then the Pro Recorder also could be used with a netbook (with low resolution 1024×600),

    regards,

    Jack

  • Jack Welten

    July 11, 2011 at 8:26 pm in reply to: H.264 Pro Recorder Test

    Hello Andrew,

    thanks for your input, I will order one too, as soon it is available over here in the Netherlands
    for your info, I’m not a pro like you are, I operate the camara at acrobatic gymnastic competitions (about 120 hours / year),
    these video’s are used by judges, for this reason it is important that the videofiles’s are directly available after recording (over a wired networkconnection), furhtermore these files are used to educate new judges,
    last years I captured in SD-quality by firewire and recorded in mpeg2-format on a laptop, which is connected with other viewing laptops of the judges,

    again thanks for your input,

    with kind regards,

    Jack

  • Jack Welten

    June 30, 2011 at 8:40 pm in reply to: H.264 Pro review

    Looks like a great device,

    is it also possible to use it with Adobe Flash Media Live Encoder for streaming video? I have read, it is possible with the Intensity Shuttle, but you need a lot of processorpower,

    with kind regards

    Jack Welten

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