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  1. 8th Feb 2004 19:46 #1
    ah577
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    Hello. I am in the process of building a computer to be used for multimedia designing, capturing video and editing video for dvds. I planned on purchasing the Radeon All-in-Wonder 9800 Pro for my system. My question though is in regards to how good it works for capturing. Can I count on it for quality captures or should I plan on getting a lesser graphics card (but still top of the line) and also a stand alone capture card like the canopus advc-100. My preference would be to use the all in wonder but only if it will give me the results I am hoping for.

    Incase any of this is needed to answer, I am purchasing a P4 3.0Ghz with 1 Gig of ram. I have not decided on the mother board yet.

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    Many here do very well with an ATI AIW card. It should handle what you want to do. You should visit www.lordsmurf.com for a great site on video capturing, editing, etc. He specializes in ATI cards, and recommends them often.
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  3. 8th Feb 2004 22:02 #3
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    You can easily get perfect results with that card.
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