Avid Cinema Kit

The Avid Cinema Kit is an entry-level from Avid Technology that was included with some Power Macintosh computer models.Avid Cinema for Macintosh by Joe McCleskey, VideoMaker. 1999-12-01.Avid Cinema Product Info, Avid Technology. 1997. Archived 1998-05-21.
==Hardware==
Some Performa 6400, Power Macintosh 6400 and 6500 models were bundled with the kit,Macintosh Performa 6400/200 Video Editing Edition, Apple Computer. Archived 1997-02-04.Resurgent Apple Adds Two New Members to Performa Family, Cuts Prices Of Entire Line: Performa 6400 Video Editing Edition, Apple Computer. Archived 1997-02-04.8600 DAV? by CelGen, 68k Macintosh Liberation Army. 2012-12-05. which included Avid Cinema software and a PCI card for real-time encoding and video output. The card requires a video input card (revision D) from the Apple TV/Video System with a 60-pin DAV connector. Older video input cards (revision A or B) with a 34-pin DVA connector will require an adapter cable (944-3220).Apple TV/Video System Info, The 6400 Zone. 2004-12-24.Avid Cinema info, The 6400 Zone. 2004-05-25.
==Update==
Following the release of the iMac G3 and blue & white Power Mac G3, the PCI card was replaced by a USB video capture device.Products specs, Avid Technology. Archived 1999-10-13.
==References==
==See also==
*Apple MPEG Media System
==External links==
*Avid Cinema for Macintosh at Avid Technology (archived 1998-12-03)
**Avid Cinema for Mac with USB (archived 2000-10-28)
*Avid Cinema Card at Mac Repair Central (2016-06-07)
*Avid Cinema at Computer Town (2015-04-05)
*Avid Cinema - The Beginning of the Internet Video Revolution by Computer Town at YouTube (2014-04-22)
*Avid Cinema Kit at the Pippin @World & Atmark Wiki
Category:Discontinued peripherals
Category:1996 introductions