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  1. Member MI6's Avatar
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    I'm looking for good DV codec for capturing video.
    Another question. I don't have digital camera or "firewire IN" in my computer for capturing video . I capture with analog TV card using Hyffuv or Pegasus codec but I want to try with digital one, (for smaller capture size). It's impossible to capture analog video with DV codec or I can do it anyway. I have try with MainConcept DV codec, no framedrop but after encoding with TMPGEnc picture is not so good, especially when fast motion scene appears. Maybe I want too much???
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  2. You can't capture to a DV codec with an analog card. DV devices have sort of a built-in codec, which will write to the HD as an AVI file.

    TMPGEnc is a GREAT encoder, so if you caps look poor, it's likely your hard, or how you are capping.

    I capture TV via DV via firewire, then encode to MPEG with TMPGEnc. Quality is GREAT
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    Most analogue capturing cards seems to capture interlaced video with "top field first" but DV is always "bottom field first". Maybe that's the problem?
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    Originally Posted by MI6
    picture is not so good, especially when fast motion scene appears. .
    Sounds as if you have selected the wrong field order when you encoded it in TMPGenc.
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  5. Originally Posted by Barnabas
    You can't capture to a DV codec with an analog card.
    Yes you can, try the free Panasonic DV codec.
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