help at work

[LA_MERC_johncst]

this is what i have http://www.somatechnology.com/MedicalProducts/stryker-988-3-chip-video-camera.asp I am trying to put a surgery on DVD but medical equipment is $$$$$ .So trying to get a PC to do this for less .what would i need to look at

[LA_MERC_Onji]

wait you lost me. so you have that device? and it has a video on it you want on dvd?

[LA_MERC_Captain_Obvious]

- IEEE - 1394 (Firewire)
- Analog Outputs: XGA, Composite, S-Video, RGB

can you not use one of those connections to a typical PC with some type of editing program?

is the video stored on an internal hard drive or memory card? Is the video recoreded onto this device, or do you want to make a dvd of a live video feed coming out of this device in the future?

[LA_MERC_johncst]

all it is useed for is to runn the camera so we can see ,there is no video and we want to burn DVD of surgerys not it has a DVI out and S-video out


can you not use one of those connections to a typical PC with some type of editing program?

yes we can, no it has no hard drive or memory card , make a dvd of a live video feed .and strykers price is 30,000 a little hi

[LA_MERC_DocSparky]

It seems like it would be possible to use something like a standalone DVD recorder to capture the video output on DVD (and simultaneously display on a monitor). Of course, most PCs with a firewire card could do the same thing. I was just thinking that a PC might be overkill.