vade

Its come to my attention that within Quicktime 7.2/7.3 on OS X 10.5, 

that native HDV capture components are supplied with Final Cut Pro 

If I have FCP installed, I can use any QT compatible application to 

I have confirmed that this is the case, and have tried Quartz Composer 

and Quicktime Player "New Recording". It works, and I have a 1440x1080 

input stream from my camera (with significant delay and low framerate, 

However Jitter *does not* seem to find my HV10 with jit.qt.grab. Yes, 

yes, I know, 10.5 is not supported and Jitter 2.0 is no where near the 

horizon, but I thought this was interesting news for all those looking 

for native HD input, as it seems 10.5 finally allows "public" HDV 

capture components to be exposed to applications. (Assuming you have 

Am I crazy in 'remembering' that HDV capture did not work from apps 

10.4 would not see HDV cameras as HD inputs , only when in regular DV 

Its come to my attention that within Quicktime 7.2/7.3 on OS X 10.5,  
that native HDV capture components are supplied with Final Cut Pro   
6.0.x

If I have FCP installed, I can use any QT compatible application to  
capture native HDV @ 1440x1080.

I have confirmed that this is the case, and have tried Quartz Composer  
and Quicktime Player "New Recording". It works, and I have a 1440x1080  
input stream from my camera (with significant delay and low framerate,  
but, its HD!)

However Jitter *does not* seem to find my HV10 with jit.qt.grab. Yes,  
yes, I know, 10.5 is not supported and Jitter 2.0 is no where near the  
horizon, but I thought this was interesting news for all those looking  
for native HD input, as it seems 10.5 finally allows "public" HDV  
capture components to be exposed to applications. (Assuming you have  
the FCP component).

Am I crazy in 'remembering' that HDV capture did not work from apps  
besides iMovie, FCP and Avid under 10.4?

10.4 would not see HDV cameras as HD inputs , only when in regular DV  
mode, right?

10.5 Quicktime native HDV input (?)