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  1. 15th Dec 2003 14:02 #1
    dooku
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    Hello,
    I have a radeon9600 Pro graphics card with s-video connection.
    Does this mean that I can capture video from a vhs-video recorder to my harddisk? Or do I need additional hardware?. What software do I need for the capturing process and then to convert it to DVD?

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  2. 15th Dec 2003 14:11 #2
    Tommyknocker
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    If your VHS-video recorder has a S-video out connector, then yes, you can. If it does not, you will have to either get hardware to convert to S-video into your computer, or settle for what video format coming out of your VCR into your capture that is compatible.
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  3. 15th Dec 2003 14:13 #3
    Turtle49
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    I'm pretty sure the S-video on your Radeon is video-out only. So you will need a capture card or DV Camcorder to capture the video.
    As far as software to Capture, there are a lot out there. I use Pinnacle Studio 8.
    As always read the capture guides in the left column of this iste.

    Hope this helps
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