Firewire Connections; Connecting A Secondary Computer Monitor - Matrox RTMac Installation And User Manual

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c
Connect the red
on the breakout box to the right audio
input of your video recorder.
3
To display the output from Matrox
RTMac on your NTSC or PAL video
monitor
monitor to the breakout box or your
recorder.

FireWire connections

You can connect a FireWire device, such as a DV camcorder or VCR, to the FireWire port on
your Power Mac G4 as explained in your Setting Up Your Power Mac G4 guide.
¡ Important When using Final Cut Pro with a FireWire setup, make sure your DV device is
connected to the FireWire port on your Power Mac G4 before starting a capture or print to
video. If your DV device isn't connected when Final Cut Pro attempts to capture DV clips or
record to DV tape, your system will become unstable. You'll then need to quit and restart
Final Cut Pro.

Connecting a secondary computer monitor

If you want to use a secondary VGA monitor with your system, such as to provide a second
desktop display for dual-monitor editing, you can connect this monitor to your Matrox RTMac
card. Your primary monitor is connected to the AGP graphics card that came with your Power
Mac G4. Your secondary monitor connects to the standard 15-pin VGA connector on your
RTMac card.
1
Plug the monitor cable into the smaller RTMac socket, which is labelled with a square
monitor icon.
2
Plug the other end into your other monitor.
For information on properly configuring your secondary monitor for use with RTMac, see
"Configuring a secondary monitor"
1
You can use a TV in place of an NTSC or PAL video monitor. If your TV has a TV/VIDEO input
switch, set it to VIDEO.
AUDIO OUT-R
1
, you can connect your video
jack
S-VIDEO
OUT
on page 14.
S-Video input/output connections
L - AUDIO - R
VIDEO OUT
OUT
11
Video
recorder
AUDIO
IN
L
R
S-VIDEO
IN

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