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Thanks for link, JuLiE.

GuyKo.

OK, I see what you mean; will have a look around. By the way, do you have a favourite or ones you've heard good things about?

Thanks,

GuyKo.

Thanks for the tip, will keep an eye for.

By the way, when you say "cheap" -- does it mean there are better? Does it mean the "cheap" ones are not worth it? Do you have some examples for us?

GuyKo.

Thanks for that Sense; but unless you have a special edition manual to mine ;-) , I have looked for resolution definitions there and didn't find any.

I mean there are some notes on setting Resolution, but those are specific to Resolume; I couldn't see what I'm looking for, which is broader ...

Hi,
Want to know more about Resolution settings and terminology.

I realise this thread is a bit old, but I'll start here and post a new one if needs be.

Can anyone direct me please to resources of info that explain various resolution terms in relation to content creation(i.e. stills, video etc ...

Thanks for the input VJair; yes it did seem like a great little solution packed with options.

GuyKo.

Good question! I would like to hear some clarifications to that as well.

GuyKo.

I see; actually I should have mentioned I'm working on a laptop, which means capture cards might not be an option (unless they have a PCMCIA version). In that case USB or Firewire might be the only input options, wouldn't they?

Thanks,

GuyKo.

(bit of a late response, but only just saw the post)

Interesting idea...

I admit I haven't used the V-4 before, although I've been eyeing it, so I guess I may not be that qualified for an answer, but on the face of it the design seem to have its advantages.
I think one of the issues with ...

Hi,
Was just curious: seems like you've used Edirol's V-4 on gigs -- How did it behave? Was considering it as a simple, relativelly cheap solution for switching between inputs, is that what you all use it for?

Thanks,

GuyKo.

[Edited on 16-2-2005 by GuyKo]