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Also, I have a pretty new system, It's a Dell XPS 9000 with a 3.33ghz Intel Core i7 CPU and 12gb RAM... When I am capturing video I can do other things such as browsing the internet, right?
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Not if you are dropping frames. You need to fix the problem.
I often capture CNBC to DV-AVI during the day so I can quickly review and edit out clips. Rarely do I see DV frame loss.
On my typical Core2Duo, Core2Quad machines I can capture DV and work (even encode) so long as I don't use the drive capturing the video. Even then the main thing that causes frame loss is a large file copy on that drive.
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