From: Matt Gibbons
Date: April 23, 2009 2:16:55 PM PDT
To: Chris Pirillo
Subject: Coupon

Hey

i have a friend and he told me to contact you if i needed coupons for anything tech related. I need a coupon for the Pinnacle Video Capture For Mac because i am not going to pay $99 for it if it doesnt work well.

Thanks,
Matt

You can find our current deals on the Pinnacle Video Capture at Coupons.Lockergnome.com. Once you add in shipping the best deal right now is at:

Buy.com – Pinnacle Video Capture For Mac only $91.24 + Free Shipping

Hope this helps…

Pinnacle Video Capture for Mac Deal

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Creating and editing video can be a lot of fun. Pinnacle sent me a handful of their hardware so that I could share it with you, and pass along coupons for you to use. Let’s take a look at some of what’s available.

• Dazzle – The low-cost, quick and easy way to archive and edit video directly on your computer or to experience TV on your PC.
• Pinnacle Video Transfer – Copy video directly to a portable media device or external USB 2.0 storage device.
• Video Creator Plus – Turn your videos into amazing movies that you can share on the web, DVD, or portable devices.
• Video Capture for Mac – Transfer analog video from a camcorder or any other source to your Mac in an iPod®-native format.

They also sent me a copy of Pinnacle Studio. If you’re looking for video editing software that is much beefier than Windows Movie Maker, this is what you need. Easily create stunning movies that you can share on the web, DVD, or portable devices.

Pinnacle Software & Hardware Coupons:

• Pinnacle Systems - Pinnacle Studio Discounts (Posted on 8/19/10 and Expires on 12/31/15)
• Pinnacle Systems - Bundle and save 60% with Pinnacle Studio Ultimate Collection (Posted on 8/19/10 and Expires on 12/31/15)

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John Lawyer seeks the impossible:

I need a little advice about a new video capture card. I built myself a new system using the Asus M2N32-SLI Deluxe main board. I’m looking for a new PCI-E x16 VC board that I use to pipe my X Box 360 through and play Halo 2 on X Box Live, I won’t be viewing TV through this card. The problem I have is finding one that doesn’t cause any on screen lagging. What I mean is I have to be able to view my game play in real-time. I’m assuming these cards with this problem are software based rather than hardware based?

My last video capture card is an ATI ALL in Wonder 2006 edition, it’s great for TV viewing but horrible for piping a game console through because it’s not displaying in real-time. This card is now gathering dust in my closet. I can’t use this card in my new system because the main board lacks an AGP port.

What I don’t want to do is buy a new card and then find out that it sufferers from the same problem as the ATI card I mentioned above. The video card manufactures web sites are just horrible for choosing a video capture card, their geared towards TV viewing with the card rather then hooking up a game console to and they provide no information about how the card will work with a game console.

I don’t think there’s any way around the problem…

Video Game Capture Card?