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If you are familiar with C++ then you can design your own DirectShow application for watching/capturing under win2k/xp.
Microsoft supplies a source code template of such application (AMcap) with DirectX SDK, so it can be taken as a "skeleton" and tweaked, amended, ...
Compiled wersion is here: http://www.pinnaclesys.com/SupportFiles/amcap.exe
It has a resizeable window, and even supports closed captions. But it doesn't have codecs support though, only uncompressed avi.
So, if I was a C++ programmer I would add audio/video codecs support, schedule & some changes to interface and we would have freeware application like iuVCR
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What we really need for WinXP is a capture program (that uses the new XP driver model WDM) that can keep the audio and video in sync like VirtualDub and AVI_IO does, and iuVCR does not do that
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On 2001-12-01 02:32:32, CocoPops wrote:
What we really need for WinXP is a capture program (that uses the new XP driver model WDM) that can keep the audio and video in sync like VirtualDub and AVI_IO does, and iuVCR does not do that
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All we need is to pray that Avery Lee adds WDM support to virtualdub.
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