Deck Control for non-FW decks...

Been looking around for a day or 2 can no-el-findo. In the days of FCP v3.x people would use something called a "stealth port". Essentially an 8pin serial port that would replace the modem in your G4. Paired with an 8pin to RS422 cable you were off to the races in terms of deck control.
With the CPU's out today where no modem is shipped, what device/method are
people using to control RS422 ready video decks? I need a reliable way to INSERT edit onto tape with LTC timecode, not just print to tape/video.
(Would it really be a keyspan adapter?-I'm skeptical as I've beta tested FCP v2.x
and back then keyspan wasn't recommended)
Thanx in advance...
The desert Gringo
P

Well, here's the latest incarnation of the list, but it isn't going to tell you what you want to know:
http://www.apple.com/finalcutstudio/resources/devicelist.php
The capability of a VCR to do an insert edit has nothing to do with FCP, really. The deck has to have strong enough capstans and other internals, plus the firmware needs to be capable of an Insert edit. Then, and only then, do we need to see if Final Cut has a machine template that will allow it to communicate with that deck in a manner that allows the Insert.
But you began by asking about NON firewire decks, which means you have a capture card or box. Which one?
And which Sony VCR are you talking about?

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