This allows you to see how the current individual frame will look displayed in video's YUV color space. We currently support two types of video hardware. Macintosh users with a Media100 Vincent card can access this feature, and both Macintosh and Windows users with video hardware that supports the QuickTime Video Out component. This includes any Power Macintosh G3 or G4 system with connected onboard FireWire ports, or any Macintosh equipped with an Apple FireWire PCI card. Macintosh Media100 users must have the Media100 extension installed in your system folder to enable the Video Mirror function.
Out support is provided.
Windows NT 4.0 does not provide a system-level service for connecting to FireWire devices. The Video Mirror function is controlled through the Render Settings Preferences dialog. You can find Render Settings Preferences under the Preferences submenu of the File menu. The Video Snapshot menu will automatically display the options for the hardware installed on your system. To preview snapshots through a Media100 Vincent card, select either NTSC Compressor or PAL Compressor.