gf4ti4200 WDM issue (i think?)

[Quan-Time]

i got a asus v8420 deluxe (vivo and useless 3d glasses). i can capp direct to mpg1 and mpg2 with the asus software. but waht i want is to use vdub (1.4.10) to try and capp to divx/huffy/anything i want.. but i CANT get teh video card to detect the drivers.. its weird.. i tried the WDM 1.19 from nvidia and it still didnt work.. (had to re-install whole thing coz it killed asus drivers).. i also tried the 30.82 drivers from nvidia.. i cant get the thing working..

asus a7v8x mobo (kt400) with the asus gf4ti4200 (all standard bios revisions, havnt changed a thing).. anyone who can help PLEASE tell me. this is getting annoying... i cant capp the way i want.. !

[rhuala2]

Search the site, same problems for my Ti4400 and WinXP, I basically don't use VD for capture. You can use a wrapper but in imo it's not wortht the hassels.

rhuala

[Quan-Time]

hmm,, one of my mates has a gainward gf4ti4200, same chipsets.. he uses dets 30.82 and WDM 1.12... im about to install them shortly and wait to see how things go.. it works for him fine... zif i care about 3dmark scores coz i dont have the latest detonators.. if you get over 100fps in all games in 1024x768, its ALL good... thanx thou...

[BPS]

This is a common problem.

vdub dos not directly support WDM capture as it is designed for vfw (video for windows) capture.

The solutions are available in the FAQ file in the capture forum at www.doom9.org and at the virtualdub homesite.

Basically, you have to install vfwwdm.dll and make registry entries for vdub to work.

PM me if you stll have problems after reading all FAQ's on th subject

Good luck and happy surfing the FAQ,s

[chemist]

My advice is to dump virtualdub because it isn't really made for your card. My understanding is that Virtualdub is based on the VFW drivers. You're better off using iuVCR to capture. iuVCR is made for Windows XP and the WDM drivers. Nvidia cards support the WDM drivers so you have a perfect match. You should be able to capture with iuVCR using any codec you have installed on your system. It works great on my NVidia G4Ti4600 card (MSI) with video in.
After you capture in AVI format you can then load the file in VirtualDub and do whatever you want with it. VitrualDub is a great program, but its just not made for capturing using NVidia drivers. You have to cheat a bit to get it to work by using a wrapper that bridges the VFW/WDM gap. The wrapper then seriously hampers your ability to capture. There is no need for any of this if you use iuVCR.