WICH OS IS THE BEST TO WORK IT ???????FOR VIDEO ???CAPTURED

[youtwo2]

I LIKE TO NOW .WICH OS IS THE BEST TO WORK .
I AM WORKING WITH 98 SECOND EDITION BUT IS LIMIT ON FAT 32.

I WILL LIKE TO NOW IN BETEWEN WINDOWS 2000 PRO OR WINDOWS XP PRO IS MORE STABLE TO WORK .IT IS WORKING ON NTFS .

I WILL KEEP ON FIRST HARD DRIVE THE (98 SECOND EDITION) AND I WILL WORKING IN THE SECOND HARD DRIVE 2000 PRO OR XP PRO.
ON DUAL SET-UP

TO CAPTURE VIDEO ,MUSIC.ANALOGIC TO MPEG,FIREWIRE AND USB,DV TO MPEG .

[tgpo]

Try it next time without the caps lock on.

[Petco]

I've been using XP for video capture and its been great so far. If its for home use and you don't have network security problem XP is good enough. XP probably has better driver support for DVD burners.

The more important issue is that your hard drive is formatted NTFS. My computer has two OS formatted into two hard drive, XP and ME. XP allows me to choose which system to boot up in the beginning and retain my old hard drive. I keep ME around for the old hardware that doesn't have updates for the driver. Anyhow, when you boot up with XP, you see both drives, but when you boot up with ME, you only see the FAT32 drive.

[Vejita-sama]

Yeah, either win2k or XP (for NTFS). Truth is that XP has better support so I would go with that. The 4GB limit is a pain.