Apple Videospigot

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Item HT 13354 Analogue to Digital Converter - VideoSpigot, 1991

Summary

Videospigot was a plug-in printed circuit board for converting analogue video into Apple's QuickTime digital video format. It was purchased in 1992 for about AUD$1200. The donor used it in his video post-production business.

The donor used the Videospigot with a Macintosh Quadra 900 computer with 2 monitors, and CD ROM reader with SCSI cable. He also used Adobe Premiere 1 for video editing and the QuickTime Developers Kit.

Part of a representative collection of hardware, software, trade literature and promotional material that documents the history of the Apple company, and its contribution to, and impact on the computer industry and society.