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New Peripherals Let You Do It Without Installing A Capture Card
When we first looked at the promising crop of MPEG video peripherals that were released in 1998, we were very excited. At last, computer users and video enthusiasts had an easy way to get video into their computers for use in creating video productions for Internet applications, CD-ROMs and for electronic distribution.
No longer would you have to open up your computer, find an available PCI or ISA slot, and then gingerly install a capture card. These new MPEG peripherals simply connected to the external parallel or printer port on the back of your computer.
Even better, as these ...