Capture Mac

Turn the camera on. Mac won't recognize it in iPhoto or other programs when it's off. ...

The video on DVD is in MPEG-2 format. This is not a frame-based format. You must rip the DVD into an editable format like .mov. Handbrake is the standard free ripping app for MacOS X. With your video ripped to .mov, you may use QuickTime Pro to select and save single frames. There are also commercial solutions.

That solution sounds viable to me. You could also buy a convertor box for the Mac Pro and capture video in the same you did with the PC. A decent 1TB external would cost about the same. ...

i have iphoto and tried image capture but it detects my camera as a dvd drive. even when i eject the camera, the camera actually opens the eject bay door. ...

For quicktime, some of my files which used to play on my mac os x only have a white screen, but i can still hear the audio. what do i have to do to fix that? ...

I can't seem to capture images from a Canon XL1S camera to my Macbook Pro running Leopard via FireWire. Looked at a few forums. Is it really not compatable with the Mac at all? ...

right now, we don't know if you need an external device like the one linked above for use with a desktop like an iMac, or if you're running a desktop Mac with PCI slots and could use a PCI card for capture. ...

Oh I see. It isn't like a tape based cam where you plug it into the computer, fire up iMovie and press play in the capture screen of the program :-( Yet another reason why I stuck with a tape based camcorder. If the cam takes a dive in the river then I've lost 40 mins of video-with the HDD cam I've just lost the last ten hours of my big trip to Europe :-( There's a lot to...

I am a new mac user with the basic software including iwork08. I would like to create a registration form for workshop participants to complete online and to capture info in some useful format but will settle for just printing out the completed form. Any suggestions? ...

How can I capture the audio from an application in Windows, then export it to something my mac could read? ...