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  1. I am using the ADVC-50 capture card and WinDV. I have captured countless times from my vcr using a 3-rca setup, however now i am attempting a capture using the 2-rca for audio and an s-video cable from my cable DVR box. after about and hour and a half of error-free capture, i begin to get video interference on my avi. the picture on the winDV looks fine, but the video has the interference on playback.

    thoughts? i am at a loss...
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  2. Member zoobie's Avatar
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    seems the same thing happened to me
    winDV seemed to build-up interference and suddenly decide to drop frames
    I switched to DVIO (freeware in the tools dept) and was able to finish capping
    make sure you clear cache, defrag, and turn off all background aps before capping
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    I'd check a different s-video cable as well...
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    I've never seen a cable suddenly go bad. Sometimes the connectors are scratchy. Other issues that produce that effect.

    - Disk is getting full and/or is highly fragmented.
    - Other application kicks in like virus scan.
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  5. Use Task Manager to see if WinDV has any memory leaks....
    John Miller
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  6. could i possibly be getting errors since i am capturing hd signals from my comcast dvr box? have they "protected" that signal somehow?
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