Too Bad No Mac Software Option Offered with New DVX100A Purchase

Jan_Crittenden said:
Chuck wrote:
It does not matter which graphics card you had or even if there was an emulator it won’t work. I believe that DVRack will capture Quicktime files that would be fully compatible with FCP, so why not purchase an inexpensive laptop and move beyond the Mac vs. PC thing and start making pictures.

It was me asking the question about this application running under simulation. I am not a filmmaker, just a techie that wanted to know the answer.

Thanks all for answering the question.

Best,

Jan
Sorry Jan, didn't mean to sound stodgy :kiss: DVRack is a great product and for the price an inexpensive laptop people can have some great insurance for their production. DVRack will run on a MAC about the same time that DVCPro HD can be recorded to DV tape... :cheesy:
 
When I talked with the DVRack people they said the most important part of the direct show tech, is Active X and that there was no Active X available or soon to be available for MAC.
 
maverickprods said:
When I talked with the DVRack people they said the most important part of the direct show tech, is Active X and that there was no Active X available or soon to be available for MAC.

agh they have to be able to develop dvrack for macs, whether they utilize activex or not
 
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