[PLUG-AV] Cameras : getting urgent now.
James Bromberger
james at rcpt.to
Tue Dec 6 11:34:59 WST 2011
On 6/12/2011 12:12 AM, Nick Bannon wrote:
> James - do you have a partial quote you're getting together? Could you
> post it here (as text or HTML) ?
I dont have a partial quote for the odds and ends line items - if you
want ot get formal quotes together (ie, as a PDF showing the vendor and
a quote number) please do so; we have a limited window now if we want to
add stuff in. I sent the quote for the 3 x HV40s to
LotteryWestyesterday, and they have confirmed:
Thank you James, I will be in touch if I require any other information.
So we may be able to say "oh, and this we forgot", but if that's an
issue for them, we have a good bunch of stuff now.
> Thing is - I think we've done the right thing (and impressed Lotterywest)
> by actually putting together our working system; and making a very small
> grant request.
>
> I don't think it's the right thing to add in the sort of expensive
> non-EOL'ed camera hardware that is overkill from what we actually want,
> just to make it reproducible. That rules out things like those Canon HV40's.
Agreed - we have a split focus of "commodity", and "available
ongoing/reproducable".
> I think it is the right thing to fund ourselves for some basic hardware
> upgrades with some flexibility to experiment to get things right. If we
> find an excellent combination, _then_ we put in another grant request to
> make that reproducible.
>
> So - yes, I do think we want those three remaining Canon HV40's, but
> we also want some experimental line items to try HDMI capture from
> them. If Lotterywest thinks that's a bad idea, they will tell us. If
> we ask for what we actually want it's better than an overconservative
> (but much more expensive) quote for what we expect will work _and_
> still be available in January 2012.
>
> In rough decreasing order of priority:
>
> Qty Description Price
>
> 3 Firewire Expresscard $114.40
> http://www.auspcmarket.com.au/info/BC-CO10090/53/
>
> - Postage and packing $250
Agreed.
>
> 2 HDMI capture interfaces, one PCI-E, one USB 3.0 USD $189.05 each
> http://www.blackmagic-design.com/products/intensity/
> http://www.mbsdirect.com/current/BINTSSHU-BlackMagic-Intensity-Shuttle-USB-3.0-capture-device-for-Windows.html
> http://www.tekserve.com/store/550/Capture_Cards_I_O_Devices/31036
I don't understand where we will put the PCI-E device. I think just one
USB3 based HDMI capture device as our experiement.
>
> 2 http://hdfury.eu/ EUR 208.25
> http://hdfury.eu/product.php?id_product=10
Again I think one of these for experiementation.
> - Power adaptors and cables $200
> - Firewire cables $150
> - Audio cables $150
They want a formal quote, not handwaving.
> 6 CR2025 3V Lithium Battery $2.95 each
> http://www.jaycar.com.au/productView.asp?ID=SB2520
Think quite detailed! ;) Perhaps drop this.
>
> - Network cables $50
We start to get in to:
* RJ 45 ends (pack of 10)
* Roll of ethernet cable
* Crimpers
* Cable tester....
...all of which I think is too much detail for what we're after right now.
But for the ExpressCards, Shuttle and Fury - if you can get a "formal
quote", then we can send "oh, we needed these small parts as well".
James
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