Re: OT:Video/Capture Card or Video & Capture Card
to | tenchi@ml.usagi.org
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from | Frederic Fuller <ffuller@earthlink.net>
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subject | Re: OT:Video/Capture Card or Video & Capture Card
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date | Mon, 28 Jan 2002 12:21:59 -0800
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Price Range is around $200-250.\
Hmmn, I started this with the idea of upgrading my video card so
that I could play Aliens Vs Predator 2 better. Then I thought if
I was going to upgrade I should get a capture card.
Now maybe I should upgrade the MB & CPU, But I do that I will
have to put off the capture card.
On a seperate note, I do not have Firewire or any video equipment
that uses it. I do have USB, but consider it too slow for video. If
anybody
has experience with video editing using USB, how well does it work?
F E Fuller
Simeon wrote:
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> Tell me your price range, and I can make a reccomendation.
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> ATI AiW get's my same complaint as before. All in one sollutions tend to
> suck. If your capture card gets F-ed up, your gonna also have trouble wi
> th
> your video card, which is not fun. You can get a GeForce 2 MX now, for
> around 50 bucks, get a stand-alone capture card, and you will be much
> happier.
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> And you should DEFFINATELY consider upgrading your MoBo/CPU prior to doin
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> video capture. A few Mhz will make all the difference when encoding video
> =2E I
> reccomend the cheapest, and best platform out there IMO. An Athlon XP /
> w a
> MoBo based on the Via KT266A chipset. It has a tweaked out memmory
> controller. and a MoBo with that chipset can be had for arround 80 bucks.
> Of
> course you dont *have to* upgrade to do video work, it is just a good ide
> a.
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