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  1. 12th Jan 2002 02:56 #1
    pp05629
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    Greetings...I am using my Asus AGP v7700 GTS GeForce2 video card as my capture device and when I capture at 740x480, the edges of moving objects look all jagged. When I capture at 352x480, the image looks better.

    Is the a certain resolution (i.e. 352x240) what I should be specifying in my capture software for capturing analog video from my analog camcorder? Is there a "default" resolution for analog video as it is recorded on analog tape?
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  2. 12th Jan 2002 03:13 #2
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    The reason why things are wobbly is that video which has been generated from your video player has varying pixel clock frequency. You need a TBC Time base corrector to stabilise your pixel clock. Some JVC VCRs have a built in TBC. Most brooktree Chips Fusion878A can use Ultralock to provide a similar function.

    <font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: ironwood321 on 2002-01-12 10:14:57 ]</font>
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