You use the DV500 for a digitizer board only, that takes the DV500 drivers.  Once you have them installed, then scenalyzer will see it as something it can use.  I was talking about only installing the drivers from the DV500 install, which includes (I think) one of the permutations of Premiere...don't install that program, but do install ...

Uuumm...it looks like it is supported to me: ''The current version of ScLive is designed for 1394 OHCI capture cards, the Pinnacle DV200/300/500 (playback is currently not supported with the DV200/300/500). Canopus DvStorm,EZDV and Raptor RT. '' Maybe you read the part in parentheses as more than just 'playback' is not supported.  ...

It came time to buy a laptop for some of my other ventures, GPS moving map, some ham radio work, etc.  I found a nice Gateway (yawn) at Best Buy...15'' screen, Intel core duo 2.0 Ghz, 1 gig ram, 160 gig hard drive, Intel Graphics Media Accelerator 950 with up to 224 MB of Shared Video Memory (woohoo), 5.5 lbs., built in wireless, 4 USB ...

I used the DV500 to import my analog stuff with Scenalyzer as well, then imported the file into Liquid.  Scenalyzer is a great program and still very inexpensive.  You install the card and use it as a digitizer only, just install the drivers from the DV500 install - don't install the program - just the drivers. I still have a DV500 ...

Or - You could go here and try out VAG Rounded then buy it and install it on your machine...then Title Deko will have access to the font. Tim

How'd we go from DX10 to calibrating monitors?  Sneaky change of subject? Tim

Guy ~ Here is the short answer: Discrete cosine transform (DCT) [1,2] is the basis of many image compression methods You can find the long answer here...or at least one long answer. Tim

I use these guys when I want a different font than what's on my machine. Tim

For a game machine, have a look at Fry's, then add a hot video card.  Way less than $1200 -  Tim

Andy - I use the back button Me too! Tim