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  1. 9th Jun 2002 14:17 #1
    JamieBecks23
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    I had a PC with 64MB ram, it was too slow to capture so i paid 80 quid for 256 mb, i have put it in and in virtual dub, I cnt really notice anything different. Do I have to activate this ram or something, cos Im still dropping the frames i was before, O, i have 1.2 Gig cpu
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  2. 9th Jun 2002 14:36 #2
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    PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE REPLY TO THIS, I NEED HELP!!!!!!
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    Check your windows configuration, disk performance, atapi drivers, etc... If you use a VIA chipset, update your 4x1 drivers at www.via.com.
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  4. 10th Jun 2002 15:31 #4
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    Memory usually doesn't help too much in capturing. A 2nd hard driver usually works better. Futhermore, I had the same problems with Virtual Dub. AviIO does a better job for capturing.

    http://forum.vcdhelp.com//viewtopic.php?t=96341

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    Only to correct myself:
    Via site is: http://www.viatech.com.
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