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12 Dec 2013 15:12 #35718
by jjsanderson
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It's not at all clear what you're trying to do here, nor that it's relevant for a Final Cut Pro X discussion group.
Many webcams will work with OS X, and they show up as a video input source in most applications. What are you trying to do with that source?
Many webcams will work with OS X, and they show up as a video input source in most applications. What are you trying to do with that source?
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13 Dec 2013 13:00 #35795
by BenB
FCP X will only see Firewire (and now Thunderbolt) connected cameras, I believe. Try getting QuickTime 7 Pro ($30 USD on Quicktime web site), I "think" that will do what you want. There are other apps out there that simply record web cams. You'll just have to do a Google search for them.
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