QuickTime Recording applications

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From: Nick Kokkos
Date: Fri, 04 Sep 1992 13:07

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Hello everyone! I was wondering if you can help us out with a small problem
we have with QuickTime. We have all the appropriate hardware for capturing
live video and the softare for editing a movie but I don't have a QuickTime
recording program! Actually, we have : a video board for capturing images from
a video source (we got the QuickTime digitizing component for that card few
days ago) and we also have MacroMind Director 3.1 which can be used for editing,
saving e.t.c quicktime movies. Now, we would like to purchase a program that
can capture and save quicktime movies. Do have anything good to recommend?
We have heard about JimTV(Apple), MovieRecorder(Apple), and VideoShop. Are these
any good? Actually we do not need something very expensive. We just need something
that can do a good job.
I would appreciate if someone could help us out. Thanks in advance!!

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Subject: QuickTime Recording applications
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