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  1. 5th Dec 2003 12:04 #1
    ofir_bl
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    I have P4 1400mhz with 256MB RDRAM-400MHZ and HD 90 GB 7200RPM.
    I bought the ADVC 100 and i havn`t got it yet.
    is my computer is strong enough to capture video from DVD and VHS in good quality without dropping frames?
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  2. 5th Dec 2003 12:11 #2
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    my machine has the same specs as yours, and it works like a charm. i get a few dropped frames. but it should work good for you.
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    You are marginal, but yes it should work. Huffyuv has less overhead than MJPEG, but takes up more capture space.
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  4. 5th Dec 2003 14:07 #4
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    Are you think that more 256MB RAM will solve the problem?
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    You might see a slight gain with 512MB, but if you are not having problems, I would stick with what you got for a while. If you have the money to spend, go ahead. However increasing CPU speed will always give you the biggest speed gain.
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