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  1. 14th Apr 2004 10:20 #1
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    I'm using vitualdub to capture and my card instructions say 320 \240
    for best results, so in the custom video format i set it at this? also
    setting it at this will that make the picture small or does it get resized
    when i got to the next step.
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    What are you trying to capture ?
    What next step ?
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    The closest standard size is 352x240 which is VCD. See if that is an optional capture size. If not, cap at 320x240 and let the authoring app resize it when it generates your files for burning.
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  4. 14th Apr 2004 11:21 #4
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    Its videos i'm capturing capmaster answered my question
    thanks.
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  5. 15th Apr 2004 09:38 #5
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    Well i set the format at 320\240 and the picture was bad,
    when i had it set at 704\576 the pic was better just a little
    grainy, any tips of curing this.
    I just cant get my head round this section what does
    video resize mean anyway.?
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