100-250 Fps

[Yo-Yo]

I have a video camera that can record at 100 or 250 fps. I have a tv tuner with composite and s-video inputs. The camera can output in both of those formats. However, the software for my tuner only records at 30 fps. If I get a DV cable, will that allow the transfer of the video?

 

[heyman421]

you bought a $5k camera and don't know how to use it?

i think you have to dub it in a slower speed

 

[kobaj]

you bought a $5k camera and don't know how to use it?

When did he say he didnt know how to use it?

Anywho, whats wrong with 30fps?

 

[heyman421]

it's a dvpro camera, and it's for high speed slow motion capture

 

[Yo-Yo]

it's a dvpro camera, and it's for high speed slow motion capture

No, It is a video camera my dad bought back in 2000, I think it was about $700. Back when they were expensive. It is nothing too special. However I think if I can try to play it back slower and record it, it should work. And I need the high frame rate to slow down some video. AKA water drop...

 

[lhuser]

Actually, if you look at Newegg, they have some that are higher than 30FPS, but that also includes price and advanced searching of the model. It's, without a doubt, going to bottleneck the 100FPS cam you bought. I'd suggest getting another TV tuner card. I could help you choose one, if you want.

 

[jedijeff123]

wow....just wow

i would get another tV tuner card. they arent expensive.

 

[Darman]

I'm not quite sure that your camera can record that fast. if it could, then why would people be paying $2,599 for a camera that records at 160 fps? Give me your camera make and model and i'll look it up.

 

[Yo-Yo]

I guess It may not, it says shutter speed, however in the manual it refers to a setting if you wish to slow down the speed later.
Also here is the camera model gr-dvl822u good luck finding it, i couldn't find it on the JVC website.