I'm looking into buying a Cendyne/Verbatim DVD drive, but under system requirements, it says I need an AGP card.
What I'm planning to do is make DVD movies from my VCR, like the VCDs I've been making. Wouldn't it be possible to capture with my WinGo TV in AVI, convert to MPEG2, and then have the burner make a DVD?
Also, I looked at an AGP card at Office Max, and it didn't have an RCA composite, so how would I hook up my VCR?
Thanks,
George
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You can go ahead and use whatever capture card you want, so long as your regular video card feeding your monitor is AGP.
Why that requirement is there when you'd think the video out has nothing to do with burning DVD's, I don't have a clue... -
Originally Posted by Georgeo57
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