Hello all,
I have a video project I'm working on and will be using some hand-
drawn graphics that were generated a long time ago using the Apple II
program Dazzledraw. I have an Apple IIgs and was hoping to find a way
to capture the images with best possible quality so that they could be
imported to Final Cut Pro and worked into a standard def NTSC
timeline.
I wanted to output the images using the RGB port and get the same
approximate quality that you'd get while viewing on an Apple RGB
monitor. But instead of going to a monitor, I'd like it to feed out
to a video capture device. I could go with still image captures, but
I really want to capture as motion video straight from the IIgs,
because Dazzle Draw has a slide show feature and I'd like to get not
just the images, but the original transitions and wipes that the
program uses with its slideshow feature. Does anyone know of a way to
go from RGB to Component or possibly s-video, etc. while maintaining a
clean video signal. Not interested in composite - that'd be too easy
and not clean enough. Again, this must be NTSC.