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The Numark STEREO iO connection box converts analog audio into a digital signal. STEREO iO has RCA plugs for use with virtually any audio equipment from DJ mixers to turntables, and the USB connector on the other end is for your Mac or PC. Use the STEREO iO to connect any line or phono-level gear to your computer for recording, mixing, or processing. You can also use STEREO iO as a line out from your computer to inputs on an analog mixer, enabling you to mix MP3s and other music from a computer in your standard DJ mixer.The Numark STEREO iO interface is an invaluable low-cost, tool when DJs or musicians at a gig or in the studio need to make connections. The class-compliant USB device offers true plug-and-play, requiring no software-driver installation or external power for operation.

Specifications: Interface: USB 2.0 Video Input: S-Video Composite (RCA) Audio Input: RCA Audio in Capture Video Sources VHS V8 Hi8 etc. Video Formats: DVD SVCD VCD MPEG-4 AVI WMV WMA MP3 Image Formats: JPEG BMP Video Resolution: NTSC 720x480 @ 30 FPS; PAL 720x576 @ 25 FPS System Requirement: Pentium 4 1.6GHz or Higher 256 MB RAM or above Available USB port (USB 2.0 prefered) Graphic card (Support DirectX 9.0C) Sound card (AC97 compatible) 1GB Free HD space Windows XP/Vista/7Feature s: USB 2.0 Plug and Play interface USB Video/Audio transfer Real-Time MPEG 4/2/1 encoding Capture video source from VHS V8 Hi8 S-video and Composite Video inputs RCA Stereo input USB Audio support for Laptop without Line-in port One Touch Grabber: start/stop button Create your High... Less

The Canopus 602074 ADVC700 Bi-Directional Analog/DV Video Converter connects broadcast video equipment to FireWire (IEEE 1394a)-equipped computers for video editing. It is also NTSC and PAL compatible.

If you have a component (YPbPr or Red, Green, Blue RCA interfaces) source that you need to display on a TV with a composite input (typically yellow RCA) or S-Video, this converter is perfect for you. This converter also handles audio pass-through with dual RCA input on the component side and 3.5mm stereo output on the composite side. Why The Conversion Box? Component and composite/s- video signals are two very different signals. With component, the video signal is divided into three different signals in order to theoretically transmit up to 3 times as much video information, making component capable of handling HD resolutions up to 1080p. Composite and S-Video (both the same signal) don't have high definition capabilities and handle all video over a single conductor. This conversion... Less