Mike, I can take the video into my PC and convert to most
any format. From there, I can put it onto a CD (I have 2 CD
burners).... along with other items people might want to add to
the CD (cause it would be too big for the net).
My setup is an ATI Proturbo (8 meg) video card, with the
TV-Tuner add on card. The Proturbo is a PCI based card,
the tuner merely takes an ISA slot (for power only), and allows
for direct CATV input, S-video, or RCA... It only handles the
video source in, unless done through a F-connector (cable)
which carries both. If you run S-video or RCA you just need to
connect the sound source through you input on your sound card.
I am pretty happy with mine. Straight AVI captures are pretty big
though, and converting them to .mov (10:1 compression), took
me 1.5 hours for a 5 minute music video!! OUCH.
Sam '95 SLT
San Diego, CA.
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From: mike.burgess@akamail.com <mike.burgess@akamail.com>
To: dakota-truck@buffnet.net <dakota-truck@buffnet.net>
Date: Monday, January 18, 1999 9:06 AM
Subject: DML: Calif DAK meet video (currently in HI-8 format)
>Calif DAK meet video (currently in HI-8 format)
> We had a great time, (if I can speak for others)
> Anyone have a streaming video capture that could
>digitize about 30 min fo video. I'll copy to VHS-hi-fi
>and mail it off to you.
>Scenes include:
>DAKS parked in parking lot
>DAKS with hoods up
>DAKS in another lot with hoods up
>A nice close up of The Bruce & Frank TB , with Bruce
> narrateing it, a stage 1 vs stock, and hints of stage 2 & 3
> (subject to trademark secret release OK'd by Bruce & Frank,
> or is it F&B?)
>Lots of Wind noise, folks on the beach is Tee shirts and shorts. (Mid Jan
in Calif)!
>DAKS on the beach.
>DAKS in soft sand, with people pushing on bumpers
>DAKS driveing off into the sunset, on the beach.
> End of DAK content
>
> Well, since I got my camcorder, I have friends wanting me to make movie
clips
>to post on WWW sites, and I have a few clips I'd like to put on CD or
e-mail.
>I'm looking for a video capture card, I guess 30 frames/sec is the speed /
>streaming that I need. Haveing the option to MPG compress the images, or
save
>them an several of the many video formats is important.
> I'm lookng for suggestions for a PCI based card, and does anyone make an
>A/V card that has:
>Sound card, Video card, and sound & video capture? Or am I dreaming
that this
>would all fit nicely on one card? I plan on useing my HI-8 camcorder as a
audio
>recorder, and pipeing it into a fairly good sound card for CD burning.
Right now,
>I have a soundblaster clone, that works, but I'm sure it's far from
audiophile quality.
>
>Mike B.
>
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