- Capture card
- Posted by Nick Haury on February 8th, 2006
I've got a dumb question. I've got a HP m7060n Media Center PC, and I was
wondering if it has a built in capture card?
- Posted by orc on February 8th, 2006
if it is this model then yes
http://www.smarter.com/sm---ch-2_pr-517203.html
look for an RF Ariel connector on the back
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- Posted by Dana Cline - MVP on February 8th, 2006
You mean tuner card? Simplest way is to look on the back to see if it has a
standard cable tv connector...
Dana Cline - MCE MVP
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- Posted by Nick Haury on February 8th, 2006
OK, it does. Now what about Capture software that came with the computer?
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Nick
- Posted by Richard Miller on February 8th, 2006
Nick you have MCE 2005 that will capture live tv.
"Nick Haury" wrote:
- Posted by Nick Haury on February 8th, 2006
OOOOK, but I want to capture VHS to the computer. How do you use MCE2005 to
capture video, call me stupid!
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Nick
- Posted by Eric Baines on February 9th, 2006
some suggestions here -
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/e...57e&sloc=en-us
"Nick Haury" wrote:
- Posted by CR on February 9th, 2006
It looks as if you should have the product Intervideo WINDVD Creator. Open
it up, select whichever input you connected your VCR to, and click record.
It makes it fairly easy, be careful however, a 10 hour VHS tape makes a VERY
large file (~50 GB), and processing this seems to cause WINDVD to lock so
you will want to break it into smaller sections. (Call me stupid, but I
wanted a single stream, at low quality, after all it is VHS anyway, but the
file size is far to large, and it wouldn't make it to the place where I
started to use additional compression.)
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- Posted by Nick Haury on February 9th, 2006
Thanks all.
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