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Former user wrote on 7/10/2003, 7:59 AM
If you are capturing your DV thru firewire, then the answer is no. A Firewire capture is really just a file transfer, so there is no actual "capturing" going on. It is the same as if you were copying a file from a zip disk or other data storage.

Dave T2
shijay wrote on 7/10/2003, 12:30 PM
thnks, but in the video capture 4.0 there is an audio option, if it for something else?
Zulqar-Cheema wrote on 7/10/2003, 6:32 PM
That is just to capture audio from the audio/video data stream.
Stiffler wrote on 7/11/2003, 3:01 AM
You could place your captured video event in the timeline, then hit the "arm for record" button on an audio track, and record your voice with a microphone while the event is playing.

Hope that helps.

PDB wrote on 7/11/2003, 5:20 AM
might be worth checking out scenalyzer: can capture dv/audio stream to avi in one file and another channel 2 audio stream simultaneaously off the cam if it has been recorded with two audio sources...