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  1. 15th Nov 2004 17:34 #1
    roadster3043
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    Greetings.

    If I were to make a brand new PC from scratch to be used solely to
    capture video and convert to DVD as a hobby, what are your suggestions
    and recommendations regarding the following:

    Mobo
    CPU
    RAM
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    Video Card
    Video Capture Devices(Digital and Analog - internal and external)
    DVD Recorder
    Software (Editing, Codecs, etc.)
    Cables
    Anything else I might forget?


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    Originally Posted by roadster3043
    Anything else I might forget?


    Thank you.
    Yea, what's your budget.
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    Ummmm.

    It will depend on the stuff that should be a must. Nothing way too fancy. Just to start learning.

    $5,000.00 more or less.
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    Is the Canopus ADVC-100 any good?

    Should I get an MPEG2 capture card?

    I would like to start editing and converting VHS and 8mm reels to DVD.


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  5. 22nd Nov 2004 00:28 #5
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    What would be a good projector and converter for 8mm reels?

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    If you are talking about a small number of reels, you would be better off getting a service to do it for you.
    Read my blog here.
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