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  1. 12th Jun 2003 16:09 #1
    planetp
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    Hi,

    I'm totally new to the world of video capture, editing and authoring. I recently purchased an Nvidia Ti4200 video card with 128MB Ram. It has an S-Video in. However, I don't see any othe software on utilizing this feature.

    Do I need an extra piece of hardware and software to start capturing video off of my camcorder and TV, or will it somehow "pop up" somthing as I start playing the video into the card?

    I know these questions sound dumb, but this all quite new to me.

    If I do need something extra, what precisely do I need to purchase to make all this work?
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  2. 12th Jun 2003 17:46 #2
    musher70
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    NO, NOT REALLY, but you can try demos of ulead dvd ws
    or videostudio... As for capturing video, try virtual-dub,
    its the best for capture and choosing codecs so your files
    arent so monsterous...gonna need tmpgenc also very
    cheap and its one of the best encoders, follow guides
    on their use to ur left...
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  3. 13th Jun 2003 06:43 #3
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    See this guide for everything you need to know about capturing with a GF4: https://www.videohelp.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=160618
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