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damilareisaac  
#1 Posted : Monday, September 4, 2017 1:00:48 PM(UTC)
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Hello, we saw your software product and we presume that it will be a good solution to for our church media system. We have 2 camera's 1. Panasonic NV-MD/10000GC 3CCD 500X digital zoom camera and a small TRV 140E 560X digital zoom optical 20x camera. To use your software, we have need help about getting the output videos from this cameras into our computer system. We have no idea about the capture card to use and how to get this videos output as input to our computer system.
We will be glad if you can help us with the type of capture card to buy, where to get them and system configuration that will be appropriate for this job and will give us an excellent video production for storage and live stream.
We will be looking forward to hear from you.
Best Regard,
Isaac Damilare O.
for GCLG Media,
Nigeria.
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#2 Posted : Monday, September 4, 2017 8:54:41 PM(UTC)
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@ damilareisaac

Those are older SD cameras and likely both have RCA composite outputs and maybe s-video. The Panasonic also has FireWire output.
The next question to ask is what are specs of your PC? (If it's as dated as your Panasonic camera, it may be equipped with a FireWire port)
Otherwise, the most affordable solution is to use something like the EasyCap USB 2.0.
For an actual capture card for these I would look into the BlackMagicDesign Intensity Pro.
Again, a lot depends on your PC and what it can accommodate with regards to the above mentioned devices (which each will handle only a single camera).
If you have USB 3 and perhaps a few more SD cameras on hand, the Magewell XI006AUSB Gen1 capture box can do 6 SD cameras at once.

Hope that helps a little.


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