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  1. 20th Dec 2004 18:28 #1
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    What does one's sound chip have to do with capturing video?
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    It captures sound.
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    Please excuse my ignorance, just trying to understand why the signal must passs through the soundchip before it is captured into our software. It seems like some extra little thing...
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    If you consider audio "an extra little thing", then I guess so. Most of us like to have audio with the video.
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