RE: [Thinkpad] OT: Video capture cards

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From: Richard Chalk (richard_at_chalk.ws)
Date: Mon Dec 09 2002 - 22:15:53 EST


I have an ATI all-in-wonder Radeon, working under Windows 2000, latest ATI
drivers, and no crashes...

Richard

-----Original Message-----
From: thinkpad-admin_at_stderr.org [mailto:thinkpad-admin_at_stderr.org]On
Behalf Of Steve C.
Sent: Monday, December 09, 2002 8:50 PM
To: thinkpad_at_stderr.org
Subject: RE: [Thinkpad] OT: Video capture cards

To capture VHS video all he needs is any ordinary
video card or tv tuner card with video and audio
input. The ATI All in Wonder Pro 128 and WinTV-D will
work. Most TV tuner cards have video input so they can
be used for that and just ignore the TV tuner. Be
careful of any from ATI though. They work good with
Win98 and ME but don't have drivers that run in
Win2000 and XP without crashing.
WinTV and ATI TV cards are cheap on ebay but make sure
they are the ones that have video capture and the
necessary cables are included.

Another option is to use an external Dazzle video to
firewire adapter connected to a firewire card.

He will need a very large hard drive though. Capturing
a 1.5 hr movie can take around 7Gb.

--- Pat McCann <pat_at_024.com> wrote:
> I use a Matrox card, specifically the RT2000 which
> is now 2 years old.
> I just attended the Matrox European road show and
> saw the RX10 and
> RX100. If you friend wants just to digitize and
> have a few effects the
> RX10 is for him. If he's ambitious and wants to
> play with
> near-professional level transitions in real time,
> the RX100, around
> $1100, would be for him.
>
> But make sure he's got a late-model machine with
> lots of memory!
>
> pARISpAT
>
> > >
> > Hey, you experts...
> >
> > A friend is interested in video capture,
> NOT of streaming
> video,
> > but of VHS images from VCRs. Can anyone recommend
> a good video
> capture
> > card? Please note that I have no idea what I just
> asked. Thanks in
> > advance. Reply privately or publically or both.
> >
> > Ellis
> >
>
>
>

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