Jari Ketola
12 Sep 2000 14:24
Teraoptix, a Dallas based company, is offering a rather cool looking Terapin CD audio & video recorder. The product is capable of recording VideoCD compatible CD-Rs and CD-RWs from a live, full-motion video source. The device has digital coax and optical, analog composite input and S-Video inputs and outputs.
Priced at $599 the CD Audio Video Recorder is not a toy suitable for everyone's budget. Then again, buying a video capture card, a cd-rw recorder and suitable video editing software could easily add up to $600 -- or even more -- so I'm sure there could be demand for a product like this.
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