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 Video capture Card, which one
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Guru 
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I am looking for a video capture card where I can plug in my vcr/tv/video camera and make mpegs or whatever format. Any ideas?     | ||
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Elite Bodybuilder 
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ATI's are decent. I have an ATI All in wonder in my other box and I'm happy with it. | ||
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Guru
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What kind of resolution do you get on mpegs you make? | ||
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Elite Bodybuilder
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This is from ATI's site. The video capture performance depends on the capabilities of several components within the computer including CPU, sound card, chipset, memory and hard drive. Video capture performance results may vary from one system to another. To achieve full 30 frames/second video capture with audio, the following are typical minimum system requirements: Capture Format Frame Size Minimum CPU | ||
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Guru
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I have 256m memory and 800mhz processor. 32meg video card and creative labs sound card I believe.
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Elite Bodybuilder
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www.ati.com | ||
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Cool Novice 
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what kind of quality are looking for? What is your source? VHS? S-VHS? DV? BETA? How much are looking to spend? Second to your video capture card, the most import componet is your Hard Drives. High capacity and high speed. prefebally RAID 0 or 5 ------------------ | ||
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Guru
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I have both vhs and s video out my vcr is a hifi 4 head, and I will be using a digital video camera, I have right now a 40 gig hard drive, don't know type but it is damn fast. I am looking for high quality without going broke. |
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