Integrating External Video Signal into ACP via Mac

Is there a way to introduce an external video component signal into a live ACP session as opposed to connecting a camera? I'd like to feed video from both a VTR and a three camera broadcast facility, neither of which the Flash settings panel can recognize. I'll bet that there's a solution somewhere. Can anyone offer any advice?

Try here:
http://desktop.grassvalley.com/products/videoconversion.php
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