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Forums › Digital Imaging › Does anyone in Hamilton have a Canopus Firewire analog-digital converter I can borrow?


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Topic # 230302 17-Feb-2018 16:41
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Bit of a long shot... got a personal project of backing up old home movie VHSs. I have a Firewire Canopus ADVC-100, however I just can't get it to work. Seems it has finally bitten the dust. Does anyone have another one that I could borrow for a few days? Either a 100, 110, or 300 etc.? Preferably in Hamilton?

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  Reply # 1973428 12-Mar-2018 17:01
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Well I have a ADVC-110 that worked the last time I tried it but I am in Welly.




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