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I have an ATI AIW Radeon with composite and S-video Inputs. Also a sony Digital8 camera, with s-video, composite,usb and Dv outputs. I dont have the PC right now, its being repared. So what would be the better way to capture my videos. s-video capture to make an MPG-2, or use the USB to tranfer it? (i don't have firewire card to capture it from the DV output digitaly). But, the USB will transfer it digitaly, or will it be "captured"? I have got good quality making "Capture" with s-video, directly to dvd format. Ive read that DV makes transfer, not capture, so it gives better quality. If its worth, ill buy a card.
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i would suggest getting a firewire card and do a transfer ..
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omega_weapon,Originally Posted by BJ_M
That would be the best way. As for using USB, I have had terrible results using USB 2.0 for video.
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Firewire is any day better than USB or any other capture.
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