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  1. 7th Feb 2003 20:11 #1
    GES
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    Is there any firewire card or graphic card or software that will alow me to capture DV and encode to MPEG2 in realtime?? (on the fly)?

    New to this stuff, if you can't tell.

    Thanks, in advance!!
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    If you have a firewire and studio 8 you can capture .avi, mpg, and preview quality DV.
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    Ulead Videostudio, Moviefactory, Neo, Pinnacle Studio just to mention a few...
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    But if your computer info is up to date, don't expect it to work too well. A PII 350 may not be fast enough. Download some demos and try before you buy anything.
    Hope is the trap the world sets for you every night when you go to sleep and the only reason you have to get up in the morning is the hope that this day, things will get better... But they never do, do they?
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  5. 14th Feb 2003 22:18 #5
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    My system is Tyan 1832, 2-PIII 450's, 512 Ram, NT-SP5, RT/Xplode, Fasttrack 66 w/2-Maxtor 60GB Raid 0, 2-9.1 SCSI, 1-4.6 SCSI, 1-4.6 IDE OS drive

    My other car is...Tyan 2460, 80gb sys, 2-1900 mp's, 240gb raid, Storm2, G-4 graphics, DVR-105 dvd burner, 1GB mem, W2K,
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  6. 15th Feb 2003 01:07 #6
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    if you have a storm2 - why are you even asking this question as you can capture DV and edit and encode to mpeg on it already .
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