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11-10-2000, 11:56 PM
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Video Capture Cards, Quicktime, Questions...
For those guys out there scoring to Quicktime movies on their G4s...will a video card like the FUSE help take the load off the CPU when playing back a Quicktime movie, or are these things only needed when you are trying to capture video yourself? My clients send me Quicktime movies on a CD, so I don't need to actually get the video into the Mac. But if it helps playback, or eases the load, it would be a good move. Any input appreciated...
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