help with capture fix aiw 7500

[vinmam]

HI ALL need some help here i captured some boxing on my aiw 7500 vcd as i was capturing my norton av popped up and caused 2 -3 % frame loss well when i was done i watched it and some parts of it chug freeze and stutter how can i fix it. please help

TAKE CARE
Vinman

[LordKariya]

You don't... capture again.

[vinmam]

hey i dont need your smart ass remarks go play somewhere else dude.

[LordKariya]

um... I was serious. You can't fix that.

[crahak]

Hmm. There isn't very much you can do about the frames that went. As for sound, there might be a way to get it in sync, but generally speaking, you should have way less tha 1% dropped frames. I am almost surprised when i drop like 2 frames in a over an hour capture. As for freezing and stuff, it's hard to say... If you have access to the source material again, I'd really try recapturing.

[mopar7]

Didja forget to go to the bottom of your right side of the task bar and shut down Nortons and anything else you don't want kickin in?

[Craig Tucker]

hey i dont need your smart ass remarks go play somewhere else dude.

The remark wasn't smart assed lord kariya was simply pointing out the fact that if you have dropped frames, they are lost for good you can't somehow magically put them back without recapturing. What sort of answer did you expect, run it through software X and it will know what is missing and put it back for you, get real.

[vinmam]

i fixed it thanks all

take care
vinman you get real a real brain

[Craig Tucker]

i fixed it thanks all

take care
vinman you get real a real brain

I wasn't the one who asked for help with an impossible task, and then when told it wasn't possible decided to insult the poster who had taken the time to answer his question. When you ask questions you don't always get the answer you want to hear, and this is not the fault of the person good enough to give you a reply.

[vinmam]

oh ok my question was not answered it was a remark of sarcasm

enough said sorry i asked.


vinman