http://www.practicallynetworked.com/sharing/hwrout er_chart.htm
I use a sms barricade and zoom modem.. came to about $290 where this is-
"The NetComm Smart i-Share 56 retails for $480 ex GST."
at least mines a switched 10/100 8 port hub. and it'l take dsl when ever I can get it.
old serial (intended for amiga) video backup ntsc decoder.
http://www1.omnitel.net/savel/amiga/hardware.html
that was one, back in the amiga days, the VBS - Video Backup System, did very reliable backups at about 40 meg per hour with runtime compression.
that was back in 94.
The theory is simple enough, 1 volt peak to peak video signals are fed into a diode decoder on the serial port. white on the video means a one in the serial. VBS used 4 data columns with the last being for error correction and the top and bottom of the video had syncronize info.
it worked very well, i remember backing up about 4 gig or more this way.
the amiga had NTSC composite out on all of the older systems, as pc's dont, there would have to be a standard.
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http://www.practicallynetworked.com/sharing/hwrout er_chart.htm
I use a sms barricade and zoom modem.. came to about $290 where this is-
"The NetComm Smart i-Share 56 retails for $480 ex GST."
at least mines a switched 10/100 8 port hub. and it'l take dsl when ever I can get it.
old serial (intended for amiga) video backup ntsc decoder. http://www1.omnitel.net/savel/amiga/hardware.html that was one, back in the amiga days, the VBS - Video Backup System, did very reliable backups at about 40 meg per hour with runtime compression. that was back in 94. The theory is simple enough, 1 volt peak to peak video signals are fed into a diode decoder on the serial port. white on the video means a one in the serial. VBS used 4 data columns with the last being for error correction and the top and bottom of the video had syncronize info. it worked very well, i remember backing up about 4 gig or more this way. the amiga had NTSC composite out on all of the older systems, as pc's dont, there would have to be a standard.