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Iomega Buz in a G4?
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Junior Member
Join Date: Sep 2000
Location: Perth, Western Australia
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Anyone know, or know of someone who knows any way possible to get an Iomega Buz to work in a Quicksilver G4?
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<Osakans>
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Doesn't it just work? I used to have a Buz in my Beige G3, and I took the footage over to my Quicksilver G4 and it opens and plays the Buz-compressed files just fine. I think the Buz card stored its files in a standard format, like Motion JPEG A.
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Junior Member
Join Date: Sep 2000
Location: Perth, Western Australia
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I had it in a Blue & White G3, but when I put the card in a DP800 G4, it doesn't seem to want to boot.
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<Osakans>
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I didn't take the card over -- just the footage. If you want to put new analog video in to your Quicksilver, I think you're best off getting an Analog-Firewire DV encoder (like the Dazzle device, Sony's Media Converter, or the Analog-DV conversion built into a bunch of DV camcorders).
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Mac Elite
Join Date: Oct 2000
Location: Baltimore, MD
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read up on iomegas site. the buz is only compatible with g3 class machines. kinda useless huh? I have one sitting here collecting dust ever since I made it to the g4 world...
Nick
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