HD MAC laserdisc player and software. Archived from groups: alt.video.laserdisc () Hello, someone knows something about HD MAC laserdisc players and discs? I have one (maybe the lonely?) Philips HD MAC/PAL/NTSC/CD player, the model is CSA 300 and, that's...

Help! Connecting laserdisc player to computer... Archived from groups: alt.video.laserdisc () Hi, I have a Sony LDP-1450 laserdisc player and I want to connect it to my Windows XP computer so I can control my player via my PC. I have the correct software...

one that appears to be game port size (DB-15) on the laserdisc player and DB-9 on the computer. Also, what benefits under windows 2000 (and no additional software) will I get from hooking up a laserdisc player like this? - new2ld. Archived from groups:...

Make a laserdisc player a drive?. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.basics () Does anyone know how to make a laserdisc player so that, when connected to an XP machine, it appears as a drive? What cables do you need, device drivers, etc....

have it sitting in it's box. My laserdisc>player does'nt have the appropriate outputs. Can anyone suggest a good >laserdisc player for this without spending over $400.00? Preferably one > that also offers DTS? >> Doesnt ANY LD player with...

I am going to write software that automatically controls Pioneer laserdisc players while recording it's output through a capture card automatically. After you insert a disc, you will be able to press a record button and it will tell the player the start,...

movies/other material that just doesn't exist outside LD, there's no other choice than to do it yourself. But it's the time and effort that's the difficult part, not finding cheap software. Almost all of the software I use is freeware or cheap shareware,...

LD? Is later model laserdisc player able to do the trick or do I need a special decoder? Please help.. Archived from groups: alt.video.laserdisc () How can I read closed captions / CC in LD? Is later model laserdisc player able to do the trick or do...

1990 who produced Laserdisc games for home computers (Amiga 500, Atari ST, Commodore C64, IBM compatible). This discs are capable to be played in any multinorm laserdisc player or arcade consoles. There a left a very few (ptototype) interfaces and software...

who produced Laserdisc games for home computers (Amiga 500, Atari ST, Commodore C64, IBM compatible). This discs are capable to be played in any multinorm laserdisc player or arcade consoles. There a left a very few (ptototype) interfaces and software...