http://www.blackmagic-design.com/products/intensity/
I want those. Just to have them.
I guess this is the new HD PVR
http://www.blackmagic-design.com/products/intensity/
I want those. Just to have them.
I'm with you dude. Just looked online, the shuttle is £130. now where's my debit card
Yesterday I asked about PVRs and now I see this. It sucks the local $ - £ exchange rate is so god damn ridiculous.
Blackmagic Dsgn. stuff looks very legit.
I knew about intensity pro, but as I don't really use my Desk Top PC I went with a PVR, but now i see the Shuttle I'm all over that looks smaller and more compact then the PVR.Originally Posted by agusbmxarg
I have no knowledge whatsoever about PVRs and videorecording devices/softwares for PC. Do I need a very sick setup for recording these 720p clip from my ps3?.
My pc isn't the newest setup, just a normal core2duo 2.53Ghz, 2gb ram, a 512mb videocard (nvidia) and thats about it; I still even run winXP...
Hah now that I'm checking a local site, SD sony PVRs with nothing more than a RCA input and USB/micro SD output are like 320USD.
Well recording wise you may be ok, however playback/editing of HD clips will very laggy. Probabaly a should look to update your PC at some point. I'm currently using a Sony Vaio i5 Laptop (it came with 6gb but i've add more) and I recenlty brought an iMac (though I've not started using for editing yet as i'm still learning the ropes with it).I have no knowledge whatsoever about PVRs and videorecording devices/softwares for PC. Do I need a very sick setup for recording these 720p clip from my ps3?.
My pc isn't the newest setup, just a normal core2duo 2.53Ghz, 2gb ram, a 512mb videocard (nvidia) and thats about it; I still even run winXP...
Hah now that I'm checking a local site, SD sony PVRs with nothing more than a RCA input and USB/micro SD output are like 320USD.
make sure you guys really study the specs and shit.... cause I was going to buy this one and then found out that my mac comp cant run it.....
because you need x58 based motherboard with onboard USB 3.0, or a USB 3.0 PCI Express card.... which I certainly do not have......
Im going to buy a pvr near xmas, but I wish i could use this cause its sleek and a tad smaller, with great quality
dont go out and buy it just yet without searching
btw i got a macbook so imac would might work wonders with it
Thanks for the info, i'm deffo going to do some research before I buy anything, however my laptop is almost a year old so might look for a new one, and if so make sure it run on of these. also If you are buying a PVR, not gonna lie they are great, but as oyu say this looks so compact and sleek I feel like i need to own it! lol.
If people are interested in the quality of this device. Check out this guy who makes alot of GTA 4 videos, cause he's using the blackmagic intensity. http://www.youtube.com/user/BenBuja?blend=5&ob=5
Qualitywise I think it's more or less the same quality as the hauppague hd pvr. So if your pc/mac can handle the blackmagic intensity.. then get that.. If you wanna be on the safe side.. get the hd pvr.
go away stevland
half you niggas prolly don't have computers to edit with full 1080p @ 60fps HDMI quality. You're talking 20-25 MB/s bit rate whereas a typical skate 3 vid is like 6-9. So if your computer even so much as Hiccups with Hi-res skate.reel footage... just stop.
I recon my pc would be able to handle it tbh. But I don't see the point in getting this since I have the HD PVR which works just fine.
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