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    Hi
    I have an NTSC video that I want to transfer to DVD,

    If I get an NTSC video capture card for my PC does anyone think that I should be able to use my UK origin VHS player to play the video and capture the image on my pc ?

    Can anyone recomend any good capture cards ?

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    All you need is a good capture card and an NTSC playback VCR.

    The card will make the conversion.

    I'm about to do the reverse which is a PAL VHS into a PAL VCR outputing to my ATI AIW set to capture in PAL format which in turn produce a PAL picture on my PC monitor. From there I can make the conversion to NTSC for playback on our DVD player(s)
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    Oh -

    I'm not sure what card you would need. My AIW is a tuner card so it has the ability to make the conversion because its designed to playback different formats.
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    Hi
    thanks for your thoughts, think I'll try a tuner card as you say
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    Most PAL vcr''s with NTSC playback will put out a PAL60 signal.

    Not all capture/tuner cards can accept that signal.
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  6. Which software would you use to select and capture PAL source? i tried virtualdub and others and they all have the same 2 ntsc sources and 15 pal sources but all 15 pal sources dont work.

    how do you select/tell the program that the source is PAL at 60hz.

    I have ATI AiW Radeon 7500. would that have PAL 60hz compatabillity? ati website doesnt say anything about that under aiw7500 description.

    I think that my problem is that the PAL-VCR with ntsc playback outputs a PAL60 signal (if what you said above is true and relevant to my sitation) and there's no way to change it in the VCR.
    Also I have a PAL->NTSC standalone converter that is stupid and requires a 50hz compatible ntsc tv to display properly in ntsc. If it also requires a PAL50 signal input then I am also out of luck. If that's not the problem then...
    I can't find a sofware/setting where i can SELECT PAL at 50hz or 60hz as the input .

    please help
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    In the TV Setup, under the Video tab, there Broadcast Standard Pull-Down, PAL60 is listed there (last PAL standard).

    I'm using MMC 9.08

    But I think all the MMC's have that setting
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