It's been quite a while since my last post, but I've been keeping up a bit in the background ....... In the past, we had some posts about capture devices, some few standalone or pcie based, but most usb of course. After earlier S-video to DV capturing (which was in 8bit 4:2:0 using Datavideo DN300), my plan has been to recapture all my S-video tapes to 10bit 4:2:2 in Prores LT for the final archive. In fact I tested this 10 years ago for 5 Hi8 tapes (which still work using ffmpeg) using a Blackmagic Analog to SDI mini-converter and a Hyperdeck Shuttle-2 SSD recorder. Some months ago I tried to resume this capture project, but had to conclude that the BMD converter didn't work. I ordered a new one, 2nd gen (EOS), but unfortunately its new chips seemingly require a studio-quality video signal. The Shuttle-2 didn't get a valid signal to record, even though it works perfectly fine when recording HD video from my HDV camcorder via HDMI. So at last I had to give up on this BMD analog route. And I don't wont to trust Blackmagic Design Intensity Pro 4K on Linux -- a card I previously mentioned in an old post https://tinyurl.com/2nuj7hfk There is however another option, —costly, yes—for Linux that I was not aware of and therefore didn't mention in my old post above Magewell Pro Capture Aio - One-channel HD capture card But I have yet to find user posts confirming it is capable to record SD video in 10bit 4:2:2 with v4l2, and especially on openSUSE Tumbleweed-Slowroll. Any tip or thoughts about how risky this Magewell option may be with regards to success or failure ? Here follows just my collections of Magewell urls: https://www.magewell.com/products/pro-capture-aio https://www.magewell.com/kb/detail/000020047/pro-capture https://www.magewell.com/kb/pro-capture?page=1 https://www.magewell.com/downloads/pro-capture https://www.vision-dimension.com/en/blog/video-capture/magewell/magewell-is-...