That is very cool. Thanks very much Marlon! -Patrick >-----Original Message----- >From: Marlon Moyer > >I've done this before. I bought a relatively inexpensive tv card. > >http://www.leadtek.com/multimedia/winfast_tv2000xp_deluxe_1.html > >and hooked up the vcr. It's pretty simple. Or I should say, it can be >really simple, or can be really complex depending on how good >of quality you >need. > >The program that comes with the card can capture and compress >DVD quality on >the fly on my AMD 2500+, or if you really want to get the best >quality, you >capture uncompressed, deinterlace it via different methods >based on personal >preference, clean up the picture using vcr specialized filters >in Virtual >Dub<http://www.virtualdub.org/>, add nice transistions with >your favorite >video editor, and then either write to MiniDV or create a MPEG from it. > >The biggest problem I had with analog to digital capture was >that the sound >card on my motherboard would not sync the audio with the video. Once I >reinstalled my SB PCI 512 board, the audio sync problems went >away. I also >had some better luck using a program called virtual vcr ><http://www.digtv.ws/> as it had an option to resample the >audio based on >the video frequency.
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