A real toughie here for me...

[x2pacalypsehalx]

Okay, I have an ATI All in wonder 32 mb blah blah..

Uhhh whenever I try to capture in MMC at 720 x 480 it will only record up until 4 gb of a file and I am capping in avi...So I go into the settings of mmc 7.1 and it says disk space alloted or something like that so it says 4.00 gb so i click hte up arrow and it doent do shit...so right there im pist as shit. So then I open VDUB and I try to capture and i do but theres no loveen audio..So i check the audio options and it says the volume is very low and i couldnt adjust it..same happens with premoere and freevcr WHAT DO I DO??? Also can someone post a link to ATI MMC 6 i would like to try it, it might be my last chance

Thanx..

[alucard2050]

i am useing MMC7. i to am about sick of having to restart my capture about every 15-20 minutes. alot of people tell me to use MMC6 but so far i have had no luck finding it. i have MMC2 but the options on it are so primitive. and same problem with it also.....

[x2pacalypsehalx]

and I capture music videos so if i lost one blink of a frame or so its all over...

ANYONE GOT A LINK TO MMC 6 PLEASE POST IT HERE..

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[Jeomite]

First, if you're using WIN98SE it uses the FAT32 File System, which has a MAX filesize of 4GB, hence 4GB limit. If you're using WIN2K or WINXP, you can use the NTFS File System which has UNLIMITED filesizes. That could be your primary problem.

About the audio problem in VirtualDub. Go to your Volume Control and make sure the correct Output for "Recording Device" not "Playback Device" is selected. Then try again in VirtualDub. Also, VirtualDub can change volumes too under the Audio Menu.

[x2pacalypsehalx]

thanx for the help i tried about vol control but no luck uhh, can u help me enable ntfs file system b/c I am running xp thanx

[x2pacalypsehalx]

o wait i changed the audio from cd player to line in and it works!!!!!!!!!! you are the loveen man i swear to god
u rule!! also bout the file system..?

[p®è§+ïgé]

not that it really matters, but in an NTFS system, there is a limit: 4TB.

instead of converting your FAT32 file system to NTFS, what you can do is use a capture prog. like avi_io and enable it's spillover option so that your entire capture will still be there, but split into smaller files. also, this way if you ever decide (who knows why) to go back/dual boot with win98, then you don't have to format. you can convert to ntfs but not from ntfs to fat32 (well, unless you want to loose all your data on the ntfs partition).

if you really want to convert to ntfs, you can go here:
winbookcorp.com

[Greg12]

umm, i haven't seen a hard drive that is over 100 gigabytes.

i don't think we have to worry about reaching ntfs's limit.

[x2pacalypsehalx]

thanx peeps for all the help