AVP replacement?

[reddrag0n]

Ok, anyone who used OS 9 or Classic might be able to help me out with this one.
Remember Apple Video Player? What is the OS X replacement for it?
Where i can toggle between RCA and Svideo and such? I plan on getting a PYRO A/V Link and i would like to view what i'm recording or just watching what ever that is plugged into it. Just like the old AVP could.

[reddrag0n]

Well, this was a cliffhanger thread, but i found a program that does the same thing. It's called BTV.

BTV allows you to view video from any video input source, either in a window or full screen on an entire monitor. Video can be captured to disk as a standard QuickTime movie file and single frames can be saved as image files.

[aquamac]

I have used this, not a bad little program. Did you have to pay for it?

[reddrag0n]

the free version works somewhat. it does give you those annoying messages saying it's free.
that's why little snitch and serial box come in real handy.
shhh, i didn't say anything.

[reddrag0n]

This is what their site had to say about the free version.

Terms and conditions
BTV costs US$20 and BTV Pro costs US$40. Both products are shareware which means that you can download and try them out for free for a trial period of 15 days, but if you continue to use the software you must register and pay the shareware fee. All features are available before registration but there is a periodic reminder message; once registered you will get a personal registration code that will unlock the software. It is very easy and safe to register online with a credit card (using a secure server), although you can also use the "Register" application included in the software download to pay by card, cheque, or cash.

[nikonnut]

Red,
When I saw this post I really thought you were talking about the movie (AVP-R) You see where my head is right now. I'll have to check out the software, too.

Nik

[reddrag0n]

Sorry about that, i thought i stated that in the first post. Anyways, i was talking about the OS 9 Apple Video Player. Since there is nothing like that for OS X. I was fond of that program when i was running OS 9 on my old 4400, 7500, 7600, 9600 and similar machines when i had them. Great for hooking up a DVD player and such when you had confined space and you sat in front of a computer all day.