Last week at Networld+Interop, I shot two 45-minute video segments will be combined with slide presentations and posted online. The problem is capturing and encoding the video. I have to suck the video off my camera in real-time, so there’s 90 minutes gone right there. This one step alone could be nearly eliminated with the addition of a DV capture device that records video direct to hard drive via Firewire. I’ve stumbled across two such devices so far: Laird Telemedia’s capdiv Direct DV Recorder ($999 for 3 hour capacity) and Shining Technology CitiDisk ($599 for a 20GB model). Video is capture to the harddrive then can be transferred to the PC via a Firewire connection at faster than real-time speeds, saving a ton of otherwise idle capture time. Related content opinion Imprezzeo makes image search easier By Jason Meserve Apr 03, 2009 1 min Video Web Search Enterprise Applications opinion Skype on the iPhone is a sweet app By Jason Meserve Apr 02, 2009 1 min iPhone opinion March Madness coming to an iPhone near you By Jason Meserve Mar 12, 2009 1 min iPhone opinion Nice play by Amazon with Kindle iPhone app By Jason Meserve Mar 10, 2009 1 min Kindle iPhone Amazon.com Podcasts Videos Resources Events NEWSLETTERS Newsletter Promo Module Test Description for newsletter promo module. Please enter a valid email address Subscribe