u/CelerySpiritual5270

Hi, hoping someone can help, is there any way to rotate the perspective grid in illustrator using 2 point perspective? When in 2-point perspective the “non perspective” plane is default up and down, I need this “non perspective line” i.e the straight plane to be left and right which would put the vanishing points top and bottom rather than left and right. 

For further clarification if you see the image attached below id need the grid to be rotated 45degs to match my images perspective. Ive been using the perspective grid for so long now and there really doesn’t seem to be an option to sort such basic functionality. Thanks!

Hi, hoping someone can help as no amount of digging seems to uncover the bits and bobs I need.

I have a JVC GR-C7 VHS camera and im looking to hook it up directly to my macbook to digitally capture the VHS from it without having to go via a VHS player/old TV.

The C7 has the standard JVC AV out on the front (pic below) and this goes into an RF Unit which has an aerial in (???) port and an aerial out (???) port (not sure on the technical terms for these)- the manual says i need to connect the aerial to the "Antenna In" port (presumably from the wall back in the day) and then the RF Out is just an aerial cable into the back of the tv and there's a switch on the RF Unit that i believe is to be used to find the blank channel on your TV to allow playback.

Im not sure what connection/capture card/box I need to capture the video directly from my camera onto the macbook? would I even need to connect the wall antenna cable into this box? Not sure on the purpose of that. Thanks

Hi, hoping someone can help as no amount of digging seems to uncover the bits and bobs I need.

I have a JVC GR-C7 VHS camera and im looking to hook it up directly to my macbook to digitally capture the VHS from it without having to go via a VHS player/old TV.

The C7 has the standard JVC AV out on the front (pic below) and this goes into an RF Unit which has an aerial in (???) port and an aerial out (???) port (not sure on the technical terms for these)- the manual says i need to connect the aerial to the "Antenna In" port (presumably from the wall back in the day) and then the RF Out is just an aerial cable into the back of the tv and there's a switch on the RF Unit that i believe is to be used to find the blank channel on your TV to allow playback.

Im not sure what connection/capture card/box I need to capture the video directly from my camera onto the macbook? would I even need to connect the wall antenna cable into this box? Not sure on the purpose of that. Thanks

Hi, hoping someone can help as no amount of digging seems to uncover the bits and bobs I need.

I have a JVC GR-C7 VHS camera and im looking to hook it up directly to my macbook to digitally capture the VHS from it without having to go via a VHS player/old TV.

The C7 has the standard JVC AV out on the front (pic below) and this goes into an RF Unit which has an aerial in (???) port and an aerial out (???) port (not sure on the technical terms for these)- the manual says i need to connect the aerial to the "Antenna In" port (presumably from the wall back in the day) and then the RF Out is just an aerial cable into the back of the tv and there's a switch on the RF Unit that i believe is to be used to find the blank channel on your TV to allow playback.

Im not sure what connection/capture card/box I need to capture the video directly from my camera onto the macbook? would I even need to connect the wall antenna cable into this box? Not sure on the purpose of that. Thanks

Hi, hoping someone can help as no amount of digging seems to uncover the bits and bobs I need.

I have a JVC GR-C7 and im looking to hook it up directly to my macbook to digitally capture the VHS from it without having to go via a VHS player/old TV.

The C7 has the standard JVC AV out on the front (pic below) and this goes into an RF Unit which has an aerial in (???) port and an aerial out (???) port (not sure on the technical terms for these)- the manual says i need to connect the aerial to the "Antenna In" port (presumably from the wall back in the day) and then the RF Out is just an aerial cable into the back of the tv and there's a switch on the RF Unit that i believe is to be used to find the blank channel on your TV to allow playback.

Im not sure what connection/capture card/box I need to capture the video directly from my camera onto the macbook? would I even need to connect the wall antenna cable into this box? Not sure on the purpose of that. Thanks