Nick Eaton
DENVER — Two $15 taxi rides and $290 at the Apple Store later, my video capabilities are up and running. With the $80 worth of cables and adapters I got at Radio Shack last night, I was able to plug into the NCAA’s video feed with no problem.
Except for the fact my audio comes in a bit hot, I’ll be able to get all the video I need tonight after the WSU game.
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Also, lawl, I meant XLR-phono adapter in my earlier comment. I think they probably had RCA-phono adapters at the battle of Antietam.
I’m not sure if this is anywhere near applicable: But if whatever you plug into has different line-out and mic plugs, use mic. I know the breakout box they had at Beasley had different ones. Then again, I think they just pulled it out of a 1950s-era nuclear missile silo, so your milage may vary.
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