Note that I don't recommend it for all situations. If all you can afford is
$100 or you don't want to open up your computer to install something, I'd go
with a USB camera like the ViCam/3Com.
If you already have a great video card, DVD controller, and sound card and
want to get a good PCI-based video capture card I'd go with a videocapture
card from Winnov. (Winnov also works best on Windows 2000/NT out of all the
PCI-based devices I've seen so far).
The MaxIC card is best when you need one card that does everything. It's a
great choice if you're building a PC from scratch, for instance, or if you
are out of PCI slots.
My hardware page at http://www.netmeeting-zone.com/hardware.asp has more
details on the devices I'd buy at each price point.
_
Robert Scoble
Editor, Conference Division, Fawcette Technical Publications
http://conferences.devx.com/
http://www.fawcette.com
http://www.netmeeting-zone.com <<-- Microsoft MVP for NetMeeting
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-----Original Message-----
From: Peter Posener [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, February 29, 2000 4:18 PM
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: [NetMeeting] RE:Max IC
Hello,
Has anyone had experience using the Maxic card?
Rob Scoble Netmeetingzone gives it an excellent rap. Has anyone else on this
list tested or used it?
Thanks.
Peter Posener
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