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    I have a problem with droppes frames while capturing from vhs (10% )
    I'l have tryed to use som differnet comperssions and I donät notice any differns ( Huffyuv, mjpg, divx 5.0 and PICvideo) using virtual DUB.

    I have project to record a video from a vhs-tape to my computer then add music, text etc etc in premier.

    I saw the help text about ripping then editig, there it was recomended NOT to use divx encoder, and I understand that. I can slightly edit divx files (to laggy) on my computer.

    anyway, back to the problem!
    hardware info:

    AMD thuderbird 800@960mhz
    392mb pci-133 ram (3 128mb)
    maxtor 30gb with two partitions (dma is enabled)
    Geforce III Ti-200 64mb DDR ram
    SoundBlaster Live! 1024 value
    Hauppauge WinTV 878 card

    the tv card is connected to my vcr (samsung SV-631X stereo video)
    when im recording a music video or somehing with the card it dossen't drop a frame. but when I'l press play and starts to record with the card it drops frames (10%) I don't have a clue how it can be like that, could you help me ?

    (I live in sweden and are using PAL the connection between VCR and card is a composite cable)

    tnx alot !
    (I am a BIG NEWBIE on this kinde of technology)
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    If I understood correctlty (and I may not have!) you can capture OK from your TV tuner (in the VCR?) but not when you are playing a tape.

    In that case, your problem would seem to be with the tape player mechanism. Try cleaning the heads - low quality signals can cause drops - and try a different tape. Also, if your tape is wound too tighly, it may not be running at the correct speed - try fastforward to end then rewind.

    You should also check that the tracking is correct.

    Also, I have found sometimes (always?) that it is a good idea to start the tape playing a couple of seconds before you start the capture. It may be that the capture card need a little time to lock into the signal.

    If I'm wrong about your being able to capture OK from the TV tuner, then there are a million other things to check as well!!!!!! (On the PC side). There are many posts around with good suggestions there.

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    you were correct!

    and thx I'l try that !

    tack!
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