Avertv 203 Audio Capture.

[joker2]

New card can watch ok but cant capture audio with the video.

Any advice please.

[LarryJoe]

Check the audio source/recording options within your software. Most likely needs to set to Line-In.

[joker2]

have looked on the aver softwaRE and virtudub cant find a line in option.

For your info I can get sound when watching tv just cant get it to capture with sound.

Thanks for your help so far.

[bottle-necked]

VirtualDub - Capture AVI - Capture - Settings - check Capture Audio check box.
VirtualDub - Capture AVI - Audio - Windows Mixer - check box for your audio input source.

Good luck

[joker2]

Thanks, was using an old version of virtudub, so I didn't have that option.

Downloaded latest version and now it works!

Hooray!

Thanks Guys & Merry Christmas.

[bottle-necked]

Yea Baby.... Yeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!!!!

[joker2]

Groovy!

[joker2]

Just burnt the resulting image to disc:

15.5gig AVI file converted to Mpeg2 1.6gig!!!

Put into Spruce up for image & burnt with dycrypter.

THE QUALITY ROCKS!

I am very impressed with my first capture, there is some minor audio synch issues but as soon as the audio runs out it looks like it has been brought back in (perhaps a feature of virtudub?).

Anyway long message short: ME VERY HAPPY.

[bottle-necked]

Some audio sync problems can be traced back to frame rate. Check your AVI master copys frame rate with a program like VirtualDub - File INformation to make sure it's exactly right. (like NTSC 29.970). MPEG2 conversion programs will output the exact frame rate required for DVD and if your AVI isn't perfect the audio can/will suffer.

I"ve also seen sync problems being something as simple as the audio file is like a 1/2 second shorter than the video. Converting such an AVI will surly have sync problems. This can be corrected easily once you know what's going on.

ANyway... Congrads!!! and good luck.