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I need to find a way to print video snapshots from a composite or S-video
source. It is for a dental camera in a dentist's office. The camera only has 1 composite output and 1 S-video output with no data connections (ex. usb, serial, etc). I don't have the model number but I don't think that should matter anyway. I do not have room for a pc where the camera is so a capture card is not going to work. I have thought about a video printer that captures video signal directly but this seems to be a very expensive route. I was wondering if anyone knows if there is a digital camera that can capture still frames from a normal NTSC composite input. I know the quality will not be great but that is not really important. Does anyone know of any device that could do this? Thanks, - Mike |
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