Yes. DV camcorders are not sold anymore but you can still connect your existing equipment (PAL and NTSC).
Motion capture hardware: DV camcorders

Yes, color and mono.
Motion capture hardware: IEEE-1394 FireWire cameras

No. The capture process is not part of Motus anymore and TEMPLO does not have real-time capture features.

Machine vision cameras (FireWire, GigE, USB) usually have a trigger input line. This allows perfect synchronization of all connected cameras by using an additional cable.
Software-based synchronization (no additional cable) is also possible, but results in small sync errors of 1-3 ms between cameras.
Legacy DV and new HDV cameras cannot be synchronized as these are consumer cameras. TEMPLO automatically picks the corresponding frame from each camera, but this is not a perfect synchronization.

Currently Gigabit-Ethernet (GigE) cameras work best for motion analysis. They are available as high-resolution cameras (e.g. 2048x1024) as well as high-speed cameras (e.g. 200 fps). Cable length is almost unlimited (100 m).
Motion capture hardware: GigE

Yes, there are cameras on the market with 2048x1024@50 fps, which can do 960x480@120 fps, too. Other models can be used with 640x480@200 fps and with 400x200@400 fps.

Yes, you can typically record 2-3 cameras with a notebook computer, for lower resolutions/frame rates even more (e.g. 6 cameras with 640x480@100 fps). Some systems can be operated with batteries only, but most systems will need a power source at least for the notebook computer.

Yes.
Motion capture hardware: Force platforms

Yes, you can overlay the live stream from any two of your cameras with the live force vector. In addition, you can display the force vector during the playback of AVI files.

TEMPLO displays the video clips right after the recording process. This is typically 1-3 seconds after you stop the recording. If you have high data rates (many cameras, high-resolution, high-speed) some portions of the video may still be in memory. Writing to the disk could take up to 10 seconds.

Yes, you can display the recorded video footage together with forces, EMG or other analog data. You may playback in slow-motion, zoom-in and draw on the video images. You can also create reports (PDF, printer) that include images and some additional text input with just a few mouse clicks.
Get more information on TEMPLO as an video analysis system.

If you have already prepared a Motus “template” it will take just a few mouse clicks and less than 30 seconds to transfer all video clips in one step into Motus. No need to handle file and directory names.

Yes, you can record all day and transfer the files to Motus when you return to your office.

Yes, this is a typical application. You can use one computer (maybe mobile) for video and data acquisition and several Motus computers to analyze the footage. TEMPLO and Motus can be installed on the same computer but you can also split them.