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Daystar updates USB video-in device

updated 06:25 pm EDT, Fri June 1, 2007

XLR8 XtraView USB updated


Daystar Technology today released an update to its XLR8 XtraView USB video-in device that expands features while reducing the price. The XLR8 XtraView USB is designed to provide easy-to-use plug-and-play video on Mac systems, and supports more than 30 third-party add-ons. The device can also act as a security system, TV viewer/recorder, video digitizer, or game console monitor. Daystar's XLR8 XtraView USB ($90) works with PowerPC as well as Intel-based Macs, and supports synced recording to QuickTime.


by MacNN Staff

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  1. Guest

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    Joined: Nov 1999

    +1

    How good is XtraView?

    Does anyone have any personal experience with this XLR8 XtraView video product?

    I am trying to find something affordable to digitize lots of VHS movies to DVD. I have a 1 ghz G4 w/o USB 2.0. I will need to purchase a card I know, but before I plunk down $30 for a card and $90 for the software, I need to know how it performs.

    In particular, what is the quality like? Are there any audio sync problems?

    In advance, thank you for any help you can offer.

    - Emil

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