MovieRecorder

MovieRecorder, MovieRecorder DV, and MovieRecorder Control are powerful and cost-effective tools for Apple Macintosh users who need reliable and efficient ingest capabilities, as well as multi-station control. These solutions offer an advanced recording experience and enable users to have "edit-ready" media during a live event, making it easy to schedule recordings for later use or edit, record interactively, and even edit clips while they are being captured, all with the support of Apple's Final Cut Pro.

Using a PCI or PCIExpress video I/O card from AJA or Blackmagic Design, MovieRecorder can capture uncompressed standard definition and high definition video, as well as most common video format such as Uncompressed SD/HD, DV, DVCProHD, DVCPro, etc. The resulting clips recorded with MovieRecorder are compatible with most Macintosh applications.

Users of DV can work with MovieRecorder DV, which supports multiple inputs like cameras, tape decks, and live feeds while giving a Boost to their MacBook Pro's capabilities. In contrast, MovieRecorder brings more inputs/outputs flexibility like SDI input, but it cannot work on a MacBook Pro as it requires a PCI-express Card. The main difference between these two tools is that MovieRecorder can record up to two inputs and support more video formats.

Lastly, when using MovieRecorder Control, multiple networked ingest stations can be monitored and controlled from one workstation, freeing resources in any edit suite. Overall, with its wide set of features and capabilities, Apple users can enjoy the best possible media ingest experience.